Nur Atiqah Tahir MNS Wildlife Conservation Officer
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Nur Atiqah Tahir MNS Wildlife Conservation Officer
Nur Atiqah Tahir MNS Wildlife Conservation Officer To identify mammal species that exist at Teluk Batik Forest To highlight the key species of global interest that are available for conservation purposes Mammals checklist Footage for mammals - Photos, Camera Traps Video, etc Scientific report of The Preliminary Study of Mammals at Costal Hill Forest, Lumut, Perak Coastal Hill Forest, Lumut, Perak Direct observation including sighting, footprint and scat evidence Camera Trapping -Scout Guard with IR Video (20 seconds) - Main Trail (5 camera traps) - Waterfall Trail (6 camera traps) - Coastal Tral (5 camera traps) Category Primates Squirrels Others Total Number of Species 3 4 4 11 Category Species Common Name (IUCN) Primates Macaca fascicularis Long-tailed Macaque (LC) Macaca nemestrina Pig-tailed Macaque *(VU) Trachypithecus obscurus Dusky Leaf Monkey *(NT) Squirrels Callosciurus notatus Plantain Squirrel (LC) Sundasciurus lowii Low’s Squirrel (LC) Ratufa bicolor Giant Black Squirrel *(NT) Tupaia glis Common Treeshrew (LC) Category Others Species (IUCN) Sus scrofa Paradoxurus hermaphroditus Wild Boar (LC) Common Palm Civet (LC) Tragulus kanchil Lutrogale perspicillata Lesser Mousedeer (LC) Smooth-coated Otter *(VU) Sample Recorded 10 8 6 4 2 0 Relative Abundance Index Footprint of Smooth Otter Scat of Common Palm Civet Dusky Leaf Monkey Black Giant Squirrel (Photo credit: Ming Hui) 11 species of mammals IUCN - Near Threatened (NT) = 2 species - Vulnerable (VU) = 2 species Teluk Batik Forest is important area for mammals More investigation needed for density and population study – to get accurate data Charles, M. F. (20018) A Field Guide to the Mammals of South-East Asia. New Holland Publishers www.iucn.org Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) Vale Malaysia Minerals Sdn. Bhd. Khadijah , Joanne, Hamzah and Mr. Mogan (Volunteers) All participants of Vale Scientific XPDC 2014