Population status of a cryptic top predator: an island-wide assessment of tigers in Sumatran rainforests.

Large carnivores living in tropical rainforests are under immense pressure from the rapid conversion of their habitat. In response, millions of dollars are spent on conserving these species. However, the cost-effectiveness of such investments is poorly understood and this is largely because the requ...

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Autores principales: Hariyo T Wibisono, Matthew Linkie, Gurutzeta Guillera-Arroita, Joseph A Smith, Sunarto, Wulan Pusparini, Asriadi, Pandu Baroto, Nick Brickle, Yoan Dinata, Elva Gemita, Donny Gunaryadi, Iding A Haidir, Herwansyah, Indri Karina, Dedy Kiswayadi, Decki Kristiantono, Harry Kurniawan, José J Lahoz-Monfort, Nigel Leader-Williams, Tom Maddox, Deborah J Martyr, Maryati, Agung Nugroho, Karmila Parakkasi, Dolly Priatna, Eka Ramadiyanta, Widodo S Ramono, Goddilla V Reddy, Ente J J Rood, Doddy Y Saputra, Ahmad Sarimudi, Adnun Salampessy, Eka Septayuda, Tonny Suhartono, Ade Sumantri, Susilo, Iswandri Tanjung, Tarmizi, Koko Yulianto, Mohammad Yunus, Zulfahmi
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:bd73d0ffb22d4cf880b6162b1f06b5512021-11-18T07:35:05ZPopulation status of a cryptic top predator: an island-wide assessment of tigers in Sumatran rainforests.1932-620310.1371/journal.pone.0025931https://doaj.org/article/bd73d0ffb22d4cf880b6162b1f06b5512011-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/pmid/22087218/pdf/?tool=EBIhttps://doaj.org/toc/1932-6203Large carnivores living in tropical rainforests are under immense pressure from the rapid conversion of their habitat. In response, millions of dollars are spent on conserving these species. However, the cost-effectiveness of such investments is poorly understood and this is largely because the requisite population estimates are difficult to achieve at appropriate spatial scales for these secretive species. Here, we apply a robust detection/non-detection sampling technique to produce the first reliable population metric (occupancy) for a critically endangered large carnivore; the Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae). From 2007-2009, seven landscapes were surveyed through 13,511 km of transects in 394 grid cells (17×17 km). Tiger sign was detected in 206 cells, producing a naive estimate of 0.52. However, after controlling for an unequal detection probability (where p = 0.13±0.017; ±S.E.), the estimated tiger occupancy was 0.72±0.048. Whilst the Sumatra-wide survey results gives cause for optimism, a significant negative correlation between occupancy and recent deforestation was found. For example, the Northern Riau landscape had an average deforestation rate of 9.8%/yr and by far the lowest occupancy (0.33±0.055). Our results highlight the key tiger areas in need of protection and have led to one area (Leuser-Ulu Masen) being upgraded as a 'global priority' for wild tiger conservation. However, Sumatra has one of the highest global deforestation rates and the two largest tiger landscapes identified in this study will become highly fragmented if their respective proposed roads networks are approved. Thus, it is vital that the Indonesian government tackles these threats, e.g. through improved land-use planning, if it is to succeed in meeting its ambitious National Tiger Recovery Plan targets of doubling the number of Sumatran tigers by 2022.Hariyo T WibisonoMatthew LinkieGurutzeta Guillera-ArroitaJoseph A SmithSunartoWulan PuspariniAsriadiPandu BarotoNick BrickleYoan DinataElva GemitaDonny GunaryadiIding A HaidirHerwansyahIndri KarinaDedy KiswayadiDecki KristiantonoHarry KurniawanJosé J Lahoz-MonfortNigel Leader-WilliamsTom MaddoxDeborah J MartyrMaryatiAgung NugrohoKarmila ParakkasiDolly PriatnaEka RamadiyantaWidodo S RamonoGoddilla V ReddyEnte J J RoodDoddy Y SaputraAhmad SarimudiAdnun SalampessyEka SeptayudaTonny SuhartonoAde SumantriSusiloIswandri TanjungTarmiziKoko YuliantoMohammad YunusZulfahmiPublic Library of Science (PLoS)articleMedicineRScienceQENPLoS ONE, Vol 6, Iss 11, p e25931 (2011)
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Hariyo T Wibisono
Matthew Linkie
Gurutzeta Guillera-Arroita
Joseph A Smith
Sunarto
Wulan Pusparini
Asriadi
Pandu Baroto
Nick Brickle
Yoan Dinata
Elva Gemita
Donny Gunaryadi
Iding A Haidir
Herwansyah
Indri Karina
Dedy Kiswayadi
Decki Kristiantono
Harry Kurniawan
José J Lahoz-Monfort
Nigel Leader-Williams
Tom Maddox
Deborah J Martyr
Maryati
Agung Nugroho
Karmila Parakkasi
Dolly Priatna
Eka Ramadiyanta
Widodo S Ramono
Goddilla V Reddy
Ente J J Rood
Doddy Y Saputra
Ahmad Sarimudi
Adnun Salampessy
Eka Septayuda
Tonny Suhartono
Ade Sumantri
Susilo
Iswandri Tanjung
Tarmizi
Koko Yulianto
Mohammad Yunus
Zulfahmi
Population status of a cryptic top predator: an island-wide assessment of tigers in Sumatran rainforests.
description Large carnivores living in tropical rainforests are under immense pressure from the rapid conversion of their habitat. In response, millions of dollars are spent on conserving these species. However, the cost-effectiveness of such investments is poorly understood and this is largely because the requisite population estimates are difficult to achieve at appropriate spatial scales for these secretive species. Here, we apply a robust detection/non-detection sampling technique to produce the first reliable population metric (occupancy) for a critically endangered large carnivore; the Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae). From 2007-2009, seven landscapes were surveyed through 13,511 km of transects in 394 grid cells (17×17 km). Tiger sign was detected in 206 cells, producing a naive estimate of 0.52. However, after controlling for an unequal detection probability (where p = 0.13±0.017; ±S.E.), the estimated tiger occupancy was 0.72±0.048. Whilst the Sumatra-wide survey results gives cause for optimism, a significant negative correlation between occupancy and recent deforestation was found. For example, the Northern Riau landscape had an average deforestation rate of 9.8%/yr and by far the lowest occupancy (0.33±0.055). Our results highlight the key tiger areas in need of protection and have led to one area (Leuser-Ulu Masen) being upgraded as a 'global priority' for wild tiger conservation. However, Sumatra has one of the highest global deforestation rates and the two largest tiger landscapes identified in this study will become highly fragmented if their respective proposed roads networks are approved. Thus, it is vital that the Indonesian government tackles these threats, e.g. through improved land-use planning, if it is to succeed in meeting its ambitious National Tiger Recovery Plan targets of doubling the number of Sumatran tigers by 2022.
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author Hariyo T Wibisono
Matthew Linkie
Gurutzeta Guillera-Arroita
Joseph A Smith
Sunarto
Wulan Pusparini
Asriadi
Pandu Baroto
Nick Brickle
Yoan Dinata
Elva Gemita
Donny Gunaryadi
Iding A Haidir
Herwansyah
Indri Karina
Dedy Kiswayadi
Decki Kristiantono
Harry Kurniawan
José J Lahoz-Monfort
Nigel Leader-Williams
Tom Maddox
Deborah J Martyr
Maryati
Agung Nugroho
Karmila Parakkasi
Dolly Priatna
Eka Ramadiyanta
Widodo S Ramono
Goddilla V Reddy
Ente J J Rood
Doddy Y Saputra
Ahmad Sarimudi
Adnun Salampessy
Eka Septayuda
Tonny Suhartono
Ade Sumantri
Susilo
Iswandri Tanjung
Tarmizi
Koko Yulianto
Mohammad Yunus
Zulfahmi
author_facet Hariyo T Wibisono
Matthew Linkie
Gurutzeta Guillera-Arroita
Joseph A Smith
Sunarto
Wulan Pusparini
Asriadi
Pandu Baroto
Nick Brickle
Yoan Dinata
Elva Gemita
Donny Gunaryadi
Iding A Haidir
Herwansyah
Indri Karina
Dedy Kiswayadi
Decki Kristiantono
Harry Kurniawan
José J Lahoz-Monfort
Nigel Leader-Williams
Tom Maddox
Deborah J Martyr
Maryati
Agung Nugroho
Karmila Parakkasi
Dolly Priatna
Eka Ramadiyanta
Widodo S Ramono
Goddilla V Reddy
Ente J J Rood
Doddy Y Saputra
Ahmad Sarimudi
Adnun Salampessy
Eka Septayuda
Tonny Suhartono
Ade Sumantri
Susilo
Iswandri Tanjung
Tarmizi
Koko Yulianto
Mohammad Yunus
Zulfahmi
author_sort Hariyo T Wibisono
title Population status of a cryptic top predator: an island-wide assessment of tigers in Sumatran rainforests.
title_short Population status of a cryptic top predator: an island-wide assessment of tigers in Sumatran rainforests.
title_full Population status of a cryptic top predator: an island-wide assessment of tigers in Sumatran rainforests.
title_fullStr Population status of a cryptic top predator: an island-wide assessment of tigers in Sumatran rainforests.
title_full_unstemmed Population status of a cryptic top predator: an island-wide assessment of tigers in Sumatran rainforests.
title_sort population status of a cryptic top predator: an island-wide assessment of tigers in sumatran rainforests.
publisher Public Library of Science (PLoS)
publishDate 2011
url https://doaj.org/article/bd73d0ffb22d4cf880b6162b1f06b551
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