I have volunteered to write this recommendation for Sinyala Forest Management Plan because I am very grateful for the contributions I am making to support the existence of Sinyala Forest Area and I am very confident that this information will be valued. [Published: 2018]

The management of the chosen area is an attempt to conserve and protect the ecological integrity of the components that are present through the formulation of a strategic plan that is for a specific life span. This plan will seek to maintain its biodiversity conservation functions, continue providing services such as recreation and research, and increase the availability of non-wood forest products and eventually help to empower sustainable management of the forest. As stipulated by the manager under consultation with key stakeholders shall develop a local resource management plan for the protection and sustainable use of the natural resources, specifically for Sinyala community. [Published: 2018]

I hereby approve that Sinyala VFA be registered as a VCA to enhance and alleviate the devastating effects of deforestation which usually affect wildlife and help manage the Area.   [Published: 2017]

High levels of deforestation are being attributed by demand for land from an increasing population. Much of the population expansion is in rural areas where people are poor and almost completely dependent on natural resources for their livelihood. Then a forest management plan for Sinyala VFA is being developed to help in reduction of forest loss and encroachment so that the Sinyala VFA is conserved for the benefit of both humans and wildlife.  [Published: 2017]

The management plan is purposively to have a positive impact on biodiversity by preventing deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity degradation.

The management plan is compliant with the VCA Standard. [Published: 2017]

Nugum Lunang, Lelum Tano’ - Sustainable Forest, Safe Earth
Sustainable Forest and Biodiversity Management in Dayak Punan Long Adiu Customary Community Territory, Malinau, North Kalimantan, Indonesia
Conservation Management Plan (CMP)  Submitted by Lembaga Pemerhati dan Pemberdayaan Dayak Punan Malinau (LP3M)
Prepared with technical assistance from LTS International and Daemeter Consulting provided through the Sustainable Forest and Biodiversity Management in Borneo project, funded by the Asian Development Bank (TA-8331-INO) and implemented by the Republic of Indonesia, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Directorate of Ecosystem Services on Conservation Areas (DESCA). [Published: 2017]

My conclusion is that the Oogenlust domein should be registered as a Verified Conservation Area (VCA). [Published: 2017]

Domein Oogenlust is not a traditional park where you will find pruned rhododendrons, carefully trimmed box bushes and pristinely mowed lawns. At Domein Oogenlust we like to stimulate natural processes the way they were before the intensification land use. We help nature to create a biodiverse ecosystem with space for wild animals as well as plants.

We believe that we have to take care of this planet and that is why we like the idea of VCA. We hope that registering Domein Oogenlust with VCA shows that we are serious about our statements and that we can show people that there is a way to make land beautiful and biodiverse at the same time. This Conservation Management Plan (CMP) contains all information required for officially registering  Domein Oogenlust as a Verified Conservation Area.   [Published: 2017]

The management plan is purposively to have a positive impact on biodiversity by preventing deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity degradation.

The management plan is compliant with the VCA Standard. [Published: 2017]

Rimbak Pakai Pengidup - Forest for Life

Sustainable Forest and Biodiversity Management in Nanga Lauk Village, Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan, Indonesia
Conservation Management Plan (CMP)

Submitted by PRCF Indonesia
Prepared with technical assistance from LTS International and Daemeter Consulting provided through the Sustainable Forest and Biodiversity Management in Borneo project, funded by the Asian Development Bank (TA-8331-INO) and implemented by the Republic of Indonesia, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Directorate of Ecosystem Services on Conservation Areas (DESCA) [Published: 2017]