flooding event interferes with riparian restoration; (iii) buy-in from private land owners can be created; Component 3: Iyanola Conservation Component 3 Indicator Baseline Target Sources of verification Risks and Outcomes Assumptions OutcomeC3.1 Increased Area of forest protected by Five fragmented Forest 20% increaseover Technical reports Risks: (i) None management effectiveness Reserve status or active Reserves plus three baseline management foreseen; score of 20% for Forest management on private Protected Areas effectiveness score in Assumptions: (i) and Marine Reserves in NE lands (mangroves) totaling Forest and Marine Regular presence by Coast. 1664 ha and ca 3000 ha Reserves responsible agencies; of nominally protected (ii) adequate expert forests with lack of active input management Outcome C3.2 Population Species population 2 terrestrial species rated Populations of at least Population assessment Risks: (i) Natural of threatened species statistics for selected CR, 2 VU, 3 EN, and 3 not one rare animal and two reports and international disasters and external (iguana, turtle, birds) indicator species (animals assessed# of nesting rare plant species show databases and technical impacts on migratory maintained or increased. and plants); Nesting data marine turtles (only increasing trends; Nesting reports; Feasibility studies; species for example, of marine turtles, iguanas females), size of nesting intensity of marine Publication/presentation can mask project and birds stable or female turtles; size and turtles, birds and iguana. record impact; Assumptions: increasing; number of large male Population counts (i) Continued support iguanas. Number of bird indicate an increase in by international NGOs species, number of population size over the with relevant individual birds of each average for the past 5 technical expertise; species. Technical years. (iii) buy-in from feasibility study for private land owners "Mainland Island" at can be created; Data Marquis 2 prepared; collection is accurate, Draft Iguana Species and standardized. Action Plan; Capacity exists in country to monitor population trends; or
flooding event interferes with riparian restoration; (iii) buy-in from private land owners can be created; Component 3: Iyanola Conservation Component 3 Outcomes Indicator Baseline Target Sources of verification Risks and Assumptions OutcomeC3.1 Increased management effectiveness score of 20% for Forest and Marine Reserves in NE Coast. Area of forest protected by Reserve status or active management on private lands Five fragmented Forest Reserves plus three Protected Areas (mangroves) totaling 1664 ha and ca 3000 ha of nominally protected forests with lack of active management 20% increaseover baseline management effectiveness score in Forest and Marine Reserves Technical reports Risks: (i) None foreseen; Assumptions: (i) Regular presence by responsible agencies; (ii) adequate expert input Outcome C3.2 Population of threatened species (iguana, turtle, birds) maintained or increased. Species population statistics for selected indicator species (animals and plants); Nesting data of marine turtles, iguanas and birds stable or increasing; 2 terrestrial species rated CR, 2 VU, 3 EN, and 3 not assessed# of nesting marine turtles (only females), size of nesting female turtles; size and number of large male iguanas. Number of bird species, number of individual birds of each species. Technical feasibility study for "Mainland Island" at Marquis 2 prepared; Draft Iguana Species Action Plan; Populations of at least one rare animal and two rare plant species show increasing trends; Nesting intensity of marine turtles, birds and iguana. Population counts indicate an increase in population size over the average for the past 5 years. Population assessment reports and international databases and technical reports; Feasibility studies; Publication/presentation record Risks: (i) Natural disasters and external impacts on migratory species for example, can mask project impact; Assumptions: (i) Continued support by international NGOs with relevant technical expertise; (iii) buy-in from private land owners can be created; Data collection is accurate, and standardized. Capacity exists in country to monitor population trends; or