World forest institute_fellowship_program_2016_final_presentation_malaysia_s_kwan
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Samantha Kwan is our World Forest Institute International Fellow from Malaysia. Presentation video link: https://youtu.be/b6IzRtErgpU?list=PL1XBY4Mor-H2zQG70aMCcUGAxoFy_aWmn -Samantha Kwan holds a BS in Marine Biology from the University of Malaysia, Terengganu -She works as a park manager at Piasau Natural Reserve in Miri, for Sarawak Forestry -Her Fellowship project focused in “Urban Forestry and Habitat Restoration”
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- 1. Bringing back the Rainforest to Urban Malaysia By: Samantha Kwan
- 3. WFI Fellowship Project Urban forest management and habitat restoration practices Goal: To improve the urban forest park management practices in Sarawak, Malaysia HOW? Identify urban forest park restoration and management strategies Identify methods to enhance breeding habitat for urban wildlife Learn about urban forest’s ecosystem services Develop a network of urban forest experts and managers in PNW and worldwide
- 4. What have I achieved? “To improve urban forest parks management practices in Sarawak, Malaysia” 5-year Strategic Restoration Plan New tool kit on cavity nester enhancement for birds Nature Classroom for Piasau in 2018
- 5. Key points to note: Restoring Reconnecting Engaging
- 6. Looking ahead (in Sarawak, Malaysia) 5-yr Strategic Restoration Plan Sister Parks Initiative with Forest Park, Portland Environmental Stewardship for PNR Inter – agency relationships Fundraising for PNR
- 8. Contact information: Samantha Kwan Piasau Nature Reserve Sarawak Forestry Corporation Level 11 Wisma Pelita Tunku 98000 Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia samanthak@sarawakforestry.com
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- When restoring habitat for umbrella species (i.e. Salmon) you are restoring for many other species Reconnecting people to nature for awareness Engage with adjacent stakeholders to balance between development and natural integrity
- Implementation of the 5 – year Strategic Restoration Plan for PNR to enhance our “Bring Back the Rainforest” initiative Sister Parks Initiative with Forest Park, Portland (in the pipeline) Environmental Stewardship for PNR Enhance inter – agency relationships Fundraising for PNR