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Factors Contributing to Deforestation, Climate Change and Wildlife Decline in Sumatra, Indonesia Pulp Mills and Concessions Palm Oil Mills and Ports Poaching of Wildlife Forest Fires and Agriculture Development Conversion of Peat Forests has led to Carbon Stock Emissions (CO2) Extinction of Eco-Floristic Sectors (ESFs)

Deforestation Raus Utama Jaya Concession, Senepis Riau Tebo Multiagro Corporation Concession, Bukit Tigapuluh Jambi Raus Utama Jaya Concession, Senepis Riau Suntara Gajapati Concession, Senepis Riau "Senepis Tiger Sanctuary". Mixed tropical hardwood logs used for pulp production. Cranes used to log and clear vast areas of the landscape. Natural forest wood being transported to Lotar Papyrus pulp mill.

Over the past several years, WWF-Indonesia has compiled a comprehensive Geographical Information System on Sumatra. Many of the maps that I have compiled for this presentation have been accessed from this GIS system called “Eyes on the Forest”. The WWF- Indonesia project presented a wealth of scientific data and information that discussed Deforestation in Sumatra, Indonesia. As well as touched on many of the other topics that I will discuss later during this presentation. If anyone would like to learn more about this project please go to http://awsassets.wwf.or.id/downloads/wwf_indonesia__2010__sumatran_forests_wildlife_climate_report_for_dkn___bappenas.pdf

Sumatra, Indonesia : 1985 Forest Cover

Sumatra, Indonesia: 2014 Forest Cover