DEFORESTATION THE PHILIPPINE EAGLE AS A CASE STUDY IN DEVELOPING LOCAL MANAGEMENT PARTNERSHIPS WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

PANOPIO, J. K.; PAJARO, M.; GRANDE, J. M.; DELA TORRE, M.; RAQUINO, M.; WATTS, P.

JOURNAL OF RAPTOR RESEARCH

RAPTOR RESEARCH FOUNDATION INC

Lugar: Lawrence, Kansas; Año: 2021

0892-1016

Deforestation is one of many aspects of habitat loss and fragmentation that is negatively affecting raptor populations globally. This Conservation Letter provides a scientific review of deforestation?s effects on raptors, highlighting lessons learned and potential solutions. This letter is not intended as an exhaustive literature review. Rather, the intent of the Raptor Research Foundation (RRF) is to provide evidence-based examples of deforestation?s impacts on raptors so that readers can appreciate the scope and prevalence of the issue, understand some of the challenges associated with addressing deforestation?s impacts on raptor populations, and gain insight from an example of how including local Indigenous communities in forest management can benefit raptor populations.