Operation Wallacea

		Scientific Conservation Expeditions
		Indonesia, Honduras, Egypt, Cuba, South Africa, Mozambique and Peru

Indonesia Terrestrial Research: Management and Overall Survey Reports
Publications


Reports
Lambusango forest Conservation Project progress report. Summary of biological and sociological research carried out by Operation Wallacea in the forest of Central Buton. 2004-2006 LFCP Land cover change 1991-2004 LFCP Land cover change 2006. Summary of biological and sociological research carried out by Operation Wallacea in the forest of Central Buton (ed. A. Seymour). 2006. Johnson, A. Perceptions of the role and management of field research stations within Indonesian conservation. Purwanto, E (2006). LFCP August Newsletter (Indonesia Language version) Purwanto, E. (2006). LFCP March Newsletter (Indonesia Language version) 2006. LFCP newsletter (table of contents). (2005-2004). LIPI report: Rattan taxonomy and ecology. Lambusango forest conservation project 5th progress report. Purwanto, E. (2005). LFCP 4th quarter report. Purwanto, E. (2005). LFCP progress and implementation plan report. Siebert, S.F. (2005). The Abundance and Distribution of Rattan over an Elevation Gradient in Sulawesi, Indonesia. Forest Ecology and Management 210: 143-158. Casson, A. & Obidzinski, K. (2002). Shifting dynamics in illegal logging in Kalimantan. World Development 30(12): 2133-2151. Palmer, C. The extent and causes of illegal logging: An analysis of a major cause of tropical deforestation in Indonesia. Tacconi, L., Obidzinski, K. & Agung, F. (2004). Lessons to promote certification and control illegal logging in Indonesia. World Bank Environmental Status Report on Indonesia Seymour, A. (2004). Monitoring forest degradation and animal populations in the forests of Central Buton: preliminary results from the pilot study. Powling, A. (2003). Medicinal plants used in the Lambusango area, Buton, Indonesia. Vincent, K. (2003) Forest dependence of communities surrounding the proposed new Lambusango - Kakenauwe National Park. Powling, A. (2002). The cultivated plants of the Lambusango area, Buton, Indonesia. Powling, A. (2002). Commercial rattan species of the Lambusango area, Buton, Indonesia. Smith, L. (2002) The influence of Operation Wallacea on the environmental awareness of local residents in Labundobundo and surrounding villages, Buton, southeast Sulawesi. 2001. Report on the botanical and ecological status of the Kakenauwe and Lambusanga Nature Reserves on Buton Island, Sulawesi. 2000 Park management and potential for ecotourism in the Rawa Aopa National Park. 2000. Viability of cinnamon oil extraction.

Dissertations
Lumley-Holmes, C. (2005). Economic value and sustainability of rattan extraction. Buckett, D. (2005). Economic value and sustainability of rattan extraction. Saxby, J. (2005). Extent of illegal logging and the value of this trade. Larmouth, S-J. (2005). Extent of illegal logging and the value of this trade. Abdullahi, A. (2004). Planning Ecotourism Projects for Development: A Case Study of Central Buton Island, Indonesia. Braid, L. (2004). Whose voice counts? Community participation in Butonese forest management. Kelly, G. (2004). The development of a forest management plan for Lambusango and Kakenauwe forest area. Kitchen, E. (2004). The development of a forest management plan for the Lambusango Forest Management Area, Buton Island , South East Sulawesi, Indonesia. Kelleher, Y. A comparison of biogeochemic cycling in Sulawesi tropical forests with temperate forests in Western Ireland. Smith, L. (2002). Environmental awareness and education