The Hornbills of Malaysia

19 Oct 2003 Belum, Malaysia, Asia

Yeap Chin Aik

A survey of globally threatened and near-threatened hornbills in the Belum and Temanggor tropical rainforest, Important Bird Areas in Peninsular Malaysia

The aim of the survey is to study globally threatened and near-threatened hornbills in the tropical rainforest of Belum and Temenggor, both designated as Important Bird Areas in Peninsular Malaysia and to raise awareness of the need to conserve them.

Four key objectives have been established, namely:

1.To establish the distribution, abundance and species status of the seven globally threatened and near-threatened hornbills in the Belum and Temenggor area;

2.To identify their possible roosting, feeding and nesting grounds;

3.To identify and assess their potential and current threats;

4.To conduct conservation awareness programmes amongst local communities, relevant government agencies, logging companies and schoolchildren about the importance hornbills and habitat protection.

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