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Indigenous Land Tenure in Mondulkiri

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Biodiversity Values of the Seima Protection Forest (164 KB)
Seima Protection Forest Information for Visitors (190 KB)
Seima Protection Forest Vertebrate Species Sept 09 (136 KB)

Reports
Indigenous Land Titling progress in Seima Protection Forest (320 KB)
Seima Wildlife Monitoring Report 2005 - 2010 (1.9 MB)
Upland Fishing and Indigenous Punong Fisheries Management in Southern Mondulkiri Province, Cambodia (900 KB)
Communities and land-use in the proposed Seima Conservation Landscape, Mondulkiri and Kratie Provinces (5 MB)
A Study of Resin-Tapping And Livelihoods in Southern Mondulkiri, Cambodia, With Implications for Conservation and Forest Management (7.2 MB)
Workshop Report Vision for the Seima Biodiversity Conservation Area (350 KB)
Status and Conservation of Globally Threatened Primates in the Seima Biodiversity Conservation Area, Cambodia (6.7 MB)
The Status and Conservation of Asian Elephants in the Seima Biodiversity Conservation Area, Cambodia (3.3 MB)
A Survey of Communities in And Around the Seima Biodiversity Conservation Area in 2008 (8.3 MB)
A Wildlife Survey of Southern Mondulkiri Province, Cambodia (698 KB)
Seima Protection Forest Prospectus (1.7 MB)
Seima Protection Forest Year One Review (1 MB)

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Indigenous Land Tenure in Mondulkiri

Securing land tenure will help stabilise land-use in the Seima Protection Forest (SPF). This is one of WCS and the FA's key strategies in the SPF as it will protect forests, and the wildlife that depend on them as well as maintaining critically important cultural values.

The film was produced with the general assistance of Danida, DfID, NZAid and The Asia Foundation