The Antique Experience
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The Antique Experience
Looking into Native Speciesbased Forest Restoration The Antique Experience LOCATION MAP The PROVINCE OF ANTIQUE N Antique is located in the heart of the Philippine archipelago. TOTAL AREA 252, 201 has. A&D Land 133, 566 has. 53% Forest Land 118, 635 has. 47% Forest Cover – 28.56% Forestlands - 60,681.50 hectares A & D lands – 11,160.75 hectares Source: Land Evaluation Party of DENR 6 Rafflesia speciosa ¾“Amorpophallus. The Northwest Panay Peninsula Natural Park Low Elevation Forest Antique: Pandan and Libertad Aklan: Buruanga, Malay and Nabas The Greening of the Forest EXISTING REGULAR YEAR TOTAL AREA REFORESTATION PROJECTS 1957-1988 ESTABLISHED PLANTED (has.) DENR, ANTIQUE 10,391 1. Patnongon Reforestation Project 2. San Remegio Refo. Project 1960 865 1961 560 3. Valderrama Integrated Refo. Project 4. Culasi Integrated Refo. Proj. 5. Libertad Refo. Project 1957 6,941 1960 1,240 1970 765 National Forestation Program 1989-1994 Foresty Sector Loan I – 2,931 hectares Loan IITOTAL = = = = = = 259 hectares 3,130 hectares How did the Native-Species Forest Restoration start at the PENRO/CENRO level 1994 Establishment of pilot Dipterocarp forest plantation 5 hectares per CENRO CY 1995 - Establishment of Selected Species /Alternative species for Reforestation (Rattan, Bamboo, Salago, ANR ) 2001- Haribon Foundation IFCLG Project in Sibalom Natural Park Exposure Trip to Leyte State University on Rainforestation (DENR,LGU, NGOs, POs) 2005-2008 Maui-it Tipuluan Watershed Sibalom, Antique Tuai, Amugis, Katmon, Bakan, Baguilomboy, Nato, Laua-an * 97 hectares established by Antique Human Development Program funded by UNDP Panakuyan River Watershed Rehabilitation Project Pandan, Antique (2007-2009) Area planted – 140 hectares Narra, Batino, Badlan, Rattan Issuance of DENR Memorandum Circular # 2004-06 to integrate rainforestation farming strategy on the development of open and denuded areas within protected areas and other appropriate forestland Adoption of growth chamber in the production of quality endemic seedlings Backyard Nursery (growth chamber) Making the Difference Native Species Planted 1989- 27 hectares 2009 – 493 hectares UDP 2009 IMPLEMENTATION RESULTS OF NATIONAL VALIDATION & EVALUATION PENRO ANTIQUE 70 ha Project Location NO. OF LOA’S Findings ( % Survival) Remarks Ave. rating San Roque, Libertad 2 97.5% 40 ha Lumboyan, Barbaza 1 95% 133 ha Cabladan, Sibalom 3 90% 100 ha San Rafael, San Remigio 2 92.5% UDP – REFO, San Roque, Libertad Ave. rating Ave. rating UDP- AGF- Brgy. San Rafael, San Remigio UDP – Refo - Brgy. Cabladan, Sibalom UDP – REFO , Lumboyan, Barbaza What made it work? ¾Mainstreaming native species in project implementation ¾Capability building for stakeholders (DENR, PO, LOA holders) ¾Counterparting (Local NGOs, LGUs, Haribon Foundation, PESCP) ¾Choice of species ¾IEC Kamagong PESCP initiated in GPP sites The Challenges in using native species ¾Choice of Species ¾Source of planting materials ¾Occurrence of forest fire ¾Low survival rate (in some areas) ¾LGUs to adopt native species as flagship for conservation (RA 9147) Thank you! Mt. Madia-as