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Biodiversity Monitoring Program in the Mwaro ecological corridor, Mikeno Sector, Parc National des Virunga
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- Augustin K. BASABOSE, M. Gratien BASHONGA, Z. BALEZI
- - - 2010
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Table of Contents
3.3.1. Vegetation structure within the 1-ha plot 20
Acronyms
Executive Summary
Acknowledgements
1.2. Objective of IGCP Monitoring Program in Mwaro corridor
1. 3. Study Site
1.3.1. Location
1.3.2. Climate
1.3.3. The Virunga National Park, the Mikeno sector and climate change
1.3.4. Vegetation and biological value of the Mikeno sector
1.3.5. Mikeno Sector Management
1.3.6. Human Environment
1.3.6.1. Demographical context
1.3.6.2. Economic and Social Context
1.3.7. Role of the International Gorilla Conservation Program in the Mikeno sector
2. METHOD
2.1. Study techniques
2.1.1. Site Selection of permanent transect and plot
2.1.2. Establishment of the permanent transect and plot
2.1.2.1 Opening the transect
2.1.2.2. Establishment of the plot
2.1.3. Data Collection
2.1.3.1. Data collection on the transect
2.1.3.2. Data sampling within the plot
2.1. 4. Data processing
2.1.4.1. Floristic richness
2.1.4.2. Quantitative study of the flora
2.1.4.3. Vegetation stratification
2.1.4.4. Geographic data
2.1.5. Documentary research
2.2. Material
3. RESULTS
3.1. Floristic richness of Muwaro corridor
3.2. Morphological types of identified species
3.3. Vegetation description of the Mwaro corridor
3.3.1. Vegetation structure within the 1-ha plot
3.3.2. Dynamic of vegetation prospected in the 1-ha plot
3.3.3. Altitudinal distribution of the vegetation in the Mwaro ecological corridor
3.3.3.1. Quantitative observation of vegetation in Muwaro corridor
3.3.4. Herbaceous plant species identified in Mwaro corridor.
3.4. Animals signs identified in Mwaro ecological corridor
3.5. Human Activities in Mwaro ecological corridor.
4. DISCUSSION
4.1. Floristic richness and variation between different phytocenoses
4.2. Altitudinal variations along the line transect.
4.3. Wildlife presence in the Mwaro ecological corridor
4.4. Human Activities
4.5. Flora of interest to the Mountain Gorilla
4.6. Comparison of plant species consumed by gorillas according to different sites
5. CONCLUSION
6. REFENCES
7. ANNEX
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