SUMATRA KBA DELINEATION Species point localities Prioritization works (e.g. Protected areas Important bird areas) Key Biodiversity Areas Habitat maps (e.g.

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SUMATRA KBA DELINEATION Species point localities Prioritization works (e.g. Protected areas Important bird areas) Key Biodiversity Areas Habitat maps (e.g. forest & non-forest)

Issues in KBA delineation  Locality points in the forest block that adjacent to the protected areas boundaries  Freshwater fauna (e.g. rivers in the palm oil plantation)  Small islands  Species with very limited information and the locality points do not fall within other prioritization work (most of the AZE species)

Localities adjacent to defined KBA boundary CI - WCS

Fishes Lacking of river system maps for small island How to delineate KBA that is only based on fishes

Small islands  Limited information for species (e.g. minimum viable population size for primates)  Limited habitat-behavioural information

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