菲律宾棉兰老穆斯林邦萨摩洛自治区(BARMM)北马京达瑙省 Ebpanan 沼泽的鸟类物种多样性

Q3 Environmental Science
Gindol Rey Limbaro, Benito Anthony A. Pingoy, Peter Jan D. De Vera
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沼泽等湿地为鸟类提供了重要的栖息地。然而,菲律宾的沼泽受到人为干扰的威胁,可能会进一步退化。本研究于 2022 年 3 月 6 日至 12 日对位于棉兰老穆斯林邦萨摩洛自治区(BARMM)北马圭达瑙的 Ebpanan 沼泽进行了快速鸟类评估。快速评估期间共记录到隶属于 24 个科的 36 种鸟类。在所记录的鸟类物种中,有两个物种(Anas luzonica 和 Streptopelia dusumieri)被认为是 "易危 "物种,而 Padda oryzivora 在《世界自然保护联盟濒危物种红色名录》中被认为是 "濒危 "物种。在记录的鸟类物种中,有 8 种是在埃巴南沼泽残存的淡水沼泽森林中观察到的特有物种。尽管栖息地退化和人为干扰,埃巴南沼泽仍能容纳受威胁和特有的鸟类物种。为了完成沼泽地鸟类清单,了解该地区鸟类种群的空间和时间变化,需要增加观察点的数量,延长鸟类评估的采样时间。
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Diversity of bird species in Ebpanan Marsh, Maguindanao del Norte, Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), Philippines
Wetland areas such as the marsh provide vital habitats for birds. However, marshes in the Philippines have been threatened by anthropogenic disturbances and may be further degraded. This study conducted a rapid bird assessment in Ebpanan Marsh located in Maguidanao del Norte within the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) on 06–12 March 2022. A total of 36 bird species belonging to 24 families were recorded during the rapid assessment. Among the bird species recorded, two species— Anas luzonica and Streptopelia dusumieri are considered as Vulnerable, while Padda oryzivora is considered ‘Endangered’ in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Eight of the bird species recorded are endemic and are observed in the remaining freshwater swamp forest of the Ebpanan Marsh. Despite habitat degradation and anthropogenic disturbance, the Ebpanan Marsh can still accommodate threatened and endemic bird species. Increasing the number of observation sites and extending the sampling duration of bird assessment will be required in order to complete the list of birds on the Marsh and understand the spatial and temporal variation in bird populations in the area.
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Journal of Threatened Taxa
Journal of Threatened Taxa Environmental Science-Nature and Landscape Conservation
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期刊介绍: JoTT is a platform for quick and timely publication of research, findings, reviews and other aspects of science related to conservation and taxonomy including subject areas such as ecology, behavior, physiology, methodology, veterinary, diseases, management, models, data, among other relevant topics of conservation biology that have a direct or substantial impact on the knowledge, distribution, status, threats and conservation of native fauna, flora and fungi.
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