Engaging partners for KBAs

Harison Randrianasolo

KBA in Madagascar and Indian Ocean Island

KBA sites IBA sitesMadagascar 164 84Comoros 4 4Seychelles 20 20Mauritius 16 16Reunion 8 8Others islands (France) 9 9Total 221 141

Partners of Madagascar CBCInternational NGOs National Association and NGOs National and Local Governement Private sectorBIMP ACCE CEF Tour OperatorsCAS ANGAP CIREEFCBSG APMM CommunesCJBG ARC Vert DGEFDWCT ASAM Management Autority CITESFMNH ASITY Scientific Autority CITESIUCN ASSAMMBG Association VerteRBG-Kew Bongolava Maintso CEL LibanonaREPC Fanamby CNRETPF GERP CNROVALBIO GSPM IHSMWCS IADE University of ToamasinaWWF LANGAHA University of TulearMNHN Madagasikara Voakajy Univesity of Antananarivo

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Action ComoresMauritius WildlifeNature SeychellesNature Protection Trust of Seychelles

Current activities of partners of CI-Mad• Species

1. Studies and research2. Conservation Action Plan3. Monitoring

• Sites1. Financing2. Site Management Plan 3. Education4. Sensibilisation

• Socio economic1. Studies2. Survey

Partners Assistance from CI

Setting up & Management of PA & KBAs:

Data collection

Analysis

Delineation

Universities

Associations

NGOs

Scientific Committee

Water & Forest services

Communes -Regions

Grants

Technical assistance

Administrative subdivision

Scientists

Technical assistance

Technical assistance

Durban Vision Process

Tripling the protected area network in Madagascar

Taxonomic Working Group, Durban Vision, under the leadership of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Forests

DGEF, ANGAP, CI, WCS, REBIOMA, DWCT, RBG-Kew, MBG, The Peregrine Fund, WWF, UC Berkeley, MIARO, ASITY, BIMP and others

Software analysis of distribution of target species to identify priority areas for conservation and contributions of existing areas to conservation targets- Marxan for the moment

Taxa analyzed• Threatened mammals (GMA: 63)

• Threatened birds (BirdLife: 31)

• Threatened amphibians (GAA: 51)

• Threatened reptiles (50; incomplete)

• Threatened fish (53: IUCN)

• [ Endemic plants (264: MBG) ]

• [Invertebrates: California Academy of Science]

Assessment of

Priority Areas for

Plants Conservation

by MBG: 77 sites

(1,200 Plants or 10%

of Madagascar flora,

2,900,000ha)

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Potential Priority Sites for Plant Conservationproposed by APAPC / MBG, December 2004

Madagascar Laborde ProjectionProjection origin coordinates

X = 400 000 mY = 800 000 m Madagascar Program

December 2004

Antsiranana

Province limitMBG potential priority sitesProtected AreasRivers

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Sources :ANGAP, ESRI, FTM, MBG

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1 Orangea 2 Montagne des Français 3 Ampasindava 4 - 6 Baie de Rigny 7 Sahafary 8 West Andrafiamadinika 9 Antanifotsy 10 Andavakoera 11 Ambohiparaka 12 Ilevika 13 - 18 Daraina complex 19 Analabe (Lac Sahaka) 20 Ambondrobe 21 Pointe à Larrée 22 Ile Sainte Marie 23 Tampolo 24 Mahatsara 25 Antetezana 26 Vohibola 27 Ambila Lemaitso 28 Nankinana 29 Nosy Varika 30 Mahabo 31 Sainte Luce 32 Mandena 33 Petriky 34 Bobakindro 35 Ampasindava peninsula 36 Sorata 37 Summit Tsaratanana - Ambohimirahavavy - Corridor Marojejy / Anjanaharibe Sud 38 Makira - Corridor Anjanaharibe Sud / Masoala 39 Andravory 40 Fanambana 41 Anjambalava 42 Makirovana 43 Ambatobiribiry 44 Ambanitazana (table basaltique) 45 Antsangabe/Baie Mahajamba mangrove 46 Tsitanandro 47 Angodoka - Ambakoa 48 Ambereny 49 Kamoro 50 Analalava - Mangalimaso 51 Saranindona 52 Ankerana 53 Anivorano Brickaville 54 Ankaratra 55 Ibity 56 Ambatofinandrahana 57 Itremo 58 Ambalimby Menabe 59 Middle Mangoky 60 Mikea 61 Herea 62 Analavelona 63 Fiherenana - Andoharano 64 La table - Saint Augustin - Sept lacs 65 Efatsy 66 Vohipaho 67 Andohahela corridor Midongy du Sud 68 Tsitongambarika 69 Anadabolava 70 Lower Mandrare corridor Andohahela 71 Ampamalora 72 Maniry 73 Itampolo Mahafaly 74 Besanira 75 Anena 76 Vohitsiandriana 77 Anjozorobe

Mammals

Birds

Reptiles

Amphibians

Fish

Overlap

Existing and proposed AP’s

Efficient set of areas to meet all 249 species targets, details above

• Dry forest, lakes, mangroves Four endemic vertebrates, including two endemic genera and the smallest primate in the world: : Hypogeomys antimena, Mungotictis decemlineata, Pyxis planicauda, Microcebus berthae• Cultural value

Top priority KBAMenabe, 125000ha

CRD Committee• Menabe region• Water and forest department of Menabe• People surrounding the site• NGO & institutions: USAID, CI, DWCT, ANGAP, SAHA, CFPF, DPZ, VOI, CRD (CEFB) Menabe

Menabe

• Preparation of the zoning:

• Using scientific data

• Delineation after social, economical and cultural consultation

• Endorsement of zoning :

Led by the CRD (Regional Committee for the Development) including all stakeholders

Zoning (starting since 2002)