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Mt. Kanlaon Natural Park Management Plan June, 2008

(official management board document with information on the profile of the protected area and the management plan of the park)

 

I.     EXECUTIVE SUMMARY,

II.    INTRODUCTION 

III.  PROFILE OF THE PROTECTED AREA

A.    Historical Context and Rationale for Protected Area Establishment

B.    Regional and Local Development Context

C.    Physical Features: Location,  Geology,

 Soils,  Topography, Hydrology, Climate,  Hazards

D.   Biological Features: Habitats and ecosystem;  

Flora;  

Fauna

E.    Social, Economic and Cultural Profile:

1.     Population, demographics, and migration patterns; 2.     Indigenous groups’ cultural profile; 3.     Land use, ownership and tenure; 

4.     Resource use practices; 5.     Poverty levels; 6.     Social indicators;

F.    Stakeholders

G.    Current and Proposed Programs and Projects in MKNP

H.    Current PA Management Structure and Capabilities for Management

I.      Major Management and Development Issues and Concerns

 

IV.  MANAGEMENT PLAN  . . . .

A.    Vision, Missions, Goals, and Objectives

B.    Strategies: 1. Management zoning; 2.  Integrated protection, rehabilitation and monitoring; 3.    Research and documentations; 4. Community-based resource management; 5.Establishment of non-destructive livelihood alternatives; 6.Information, education and communication; 7. Human resource development; 8. Sustainable resource generation & mobilization; 9.     Institutionalization of PA administration & networking; 10. Disaster management

C.    Management Zones

D.    Management Programs

1. Biodiversity conservation and environmental restoration, preservation of landscape, unique habitats and species and cultural characteristics; 2.     Economic and social programs; 3.     Management structures, capacity, and participation; 4.     Disaster Management;

E.     Management Standards and Guidelines

 

V.PROPOSED MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE AND INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT

VI. IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 

VII. BUDGET AND FINANCING PLAN

VIII. MONITORING PLAN  . . . .

A.    Monitoring System, B. Evaluation System

IX.  REFERENCES

 

 

 

(Note: This Management Plan was approved prior to the passage of RA 9154, declaring Mt. Kanlaon a Natural Park and authorizing PNOC-EDC to enter into 169 hectares of a so called "buffer zone" for the purpose for geothermal exploration and development. In this 2001 Management Plan, there is no room for PNOC-EDC's geothermal development. The plan is included in full in this website because it is closer to an ideal of how the plan should be. )

 

Mt. Kanlaon Natural Park

Management Plan: June 2001(Con't)

 

 

4.4       Management Programs

 

Management programs are activities that will operationalize the strategies. These are the different activities that shall be considered by the PAMB in the development of policies and guidelines, as well in evaluating the different programs and projects that shall be implemented in MKNP. The PASu Office is the primary institution to take the lead in the implementation of these activities in collaboration and cooperation with other institutions with similar purpose and objectives. These are presented in this section under four themes:  (1) Programs relating to biodiversity conservation and environmental restoration, preservation of landscape, unique habitats and species, sites and cultural characteristics; (2) Economic and social programs; (3) Institutional development programs or those relating to management structures, capacity building and participation and (4) Disaster management.

 

1.         Biodiversity Conservation, and Environmental Restoration, Preservation of Landscapes, Unique Habitats and Species, Sites and Cultural Characteristics

 

a    Management zoning program

 

·     Installation of visible boundary markers  

·     Establishment of management zone boundaries and monumenting/marking

·     Identification and marking of habitats of rare, threatened and near threatened species of flora and fauna

·     Installation of interpretive signs/billboards including vegetative planting in zone boundaries.

 

b.   Integrated resource protection, rehabilitation and monitoring programs

 

·     Resource protection and law enforcement

-     regular forest protection patrols

-    organization and strengthening of community-based protection teams

-     prosecution

-     inter-agency collaboration and coordination for resource protection

 

·    Biodiversity monitoring system

-    Field diary

-    transect walk

-    Focus group discussion

-    Photo documentation

-    wetland monitoring

 

·     Restoration and rehabilitation

-     site suitability assement

-     preparation of rehabilitation plan

-     river bank and slope stabilization

-     implementation of ANR and reforestation

 

·      Wildlife rescue and rehabilitation

-      preparatory study

-      establishment of wildlife rescue center and other infrastructures

-      wildlife rescue operations

-      maintenance of rescue center

-      IEC campaign

 

c.     Research and documentation programs

 

·       Research proposal development

·       Biodiversity studies on reptiles, freshwater, caves, butterflies, flora and other resources

·       Research results analysis and incorporation into the MIS

  

2      Economic and Social Programs

 

a      Community-based resource management programs

 

·       Community development assistance

-       community organizing and strengthening

-       capacity building and enhancement

-       CRMP development and implementation

-        linkage building

-        resource mobilization

 

·        Issuance of tenurial instruments

-       community consultations

-        land tenure survey

-        land tenure issuance

 

·        Basic social services facilitation

-        linkage building

-        resource accessing

-        resource-need matching

 

 b.      Non-destructive alternative livelihood programs

 

·         Livelihood project development

·         Livelihood training

·         Micro financing

·         Marketing support

·         Livelihood assessment and monitoring

·         Establishment of community-based ecotourism enterprises

-         technical assessments and related studies

-         infrastructure development

-         capacity enhancement of tourism

-          policy formulation and enforcement

-          linkage building

-          visitor education

-          studies on impacts and carrying capacity

 

3.  Management Structures, Capacity and Participation

 

a.  Information, education and communication programs

 

·    IEC plan development

·    Development, production and distribution of IEC materials

·    IEC campaign using multi-media approaches

·    Seminars, training and advocacy on biodiversity and protected area management

·    Community meetings

·    House to house visits

·    Equipment acquisition

 

b.  Human resources development/capability building programs

 

·    Staffing

·    Training program design

·    Training implementation

·    Training evaluation

 

  

c. Sustainable resource generation and mobilization programs

 

·   Project development

·   Establishment and maintenance of linkages

·   Formulation of guidelines on IPAF establishment and operations

·   User fee systems design and installation

·   Special IPAF account operations

·   Collection of user fees and donations

 

d.  PA management institutionalization and networking program

 

·   PA gazetting

·   Continue support to PAMB/PASu operations

·    Policy formulation

·    Provision of support facilities and equipment

·    Installation of MIS

·    Monitoring and evaluation design and installation

·    Completion and approval of the management plan

·    Networking and linkage building

 

1.   Disaster management programs

 

a.  Preparation of a disaster management program

b.  IEC on disaster preparedness

c.  Infrastructure development and maintenance

d.  Disaster management training

e.  Linkage and partnership building 

f.   Peace negotiations and building

 

 

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