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ISABELA LAND COVER ASSESSMENT (ILCA) GA 2019-21 Technical Accomplishments for the Period 1 September to 30 November 2019 2nd Quarter Environmental Science for Social Change December 2019 Contents Highlights .............................................................................. 3 Technical/Physical Progress ................................................ 4 Issues and concerns encountered ...................................... 13 rd Plans for the 3 quarter .................................................... 13 Other Forest Conservation Initiatives .............................. 14 Attachments • Inventory List of Forest Cover Data of Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park and other Protected Areas in the Province of Isabela (as of November 30, 2019) • Inventory List of LGU Administrative, Protected Area Boundary and other geospatial-related Maps in the Province of Isabela (as of November 30, 2019) • Map of Areas Covered during Ground Validation Sorties for 2nd Quarter (September – November 2019) • Sangguniang Panlalawigan Resolution No. 441 and Signed Memorandum Agreement with the Provincial Government of Isabela ESSC: Isabela Land Cover Assessment 2 1 September to 30 November 2019 Highlights ILCA’s goal is to contribute to monitoring the forest and land cover change in the Sierra Madre Landscape, by producing an updated and detailed land cover assessment for the province of Isabela, which encompasses the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park – home to one of the largest patches of contiguous forest in the Philippines and hosts one of the world’s largest remaining low-altitude rainforests. This 15-month project has four specific objectives: (1) Data Acquisition, Preparation and Input, (2) Analysis, Validation and Finalization, (3) Knowledge Generation and Method Documentation, (4) Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration. A grant agreement covering 1 June 2019 to August 31 2020 was signed between Forest Foundation Philippines (FFP) and Environmental Science for Social Change (ESSC) on 18 June 2019. Notice to proceed was received on 25 June 2019. Technical accomplishments for the second quarter of the project include: Objective 1: Data Acquisition, Preparation and Input • More secondary data on forest cover and administrative boundaries obtained from key stakeholders (ER 1.1; Annex 1: Inventory List of Forest Cover Data of Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park and other Protected Areas in the Province of Isabela (as of November 30, 2019) and Annex 2: Inventory List of LGU Administrative, Protected Area Boundary and other geospatial-related Maps in the Province of Isabela (as of November 30, 2019). • Second round of field data collection with assistance from four local field researchers who were recruited and trained for collection and validation of training data points. Anticipated collaboration with Isabela State University through Cagayan Valley Programme on Environment and Development and College of Forestry and Environmental Management (ER 1.2; Annex 3: Draft Memorandum Agreement with Isabela State University; Annex 4: Map of Areas Covered during Ground Validation Sorties for 2nd Quarter). • Target acquisition numbers for raw satellite images and useable images were exceeded but needed further refinement for improvement of accuracy of classes (ER 1.3-1.4). Objective 2: Analysis, Validation and Finalization • 7,337 geo-tagged photos collected from 500 forested, coastal and lowland barangays in 23 cities/municipalities, which helped to create additional 4,301 training polygons (ER 2.1). • 2 land cover types were newly identified and added so far based on recent training dataset built and collected from field visits (ER 2.2). • 2 iterations conducted to compose second quarter draft maps (ER2.3-2.4). Objective 3: Knowledge Generation and Method Documentation • Second draft of land cover map laid out and printed based on GIS dataset as of this quarter (ER 3.1-3.2; Annex 5: Isabela Land Cover Map, Second Draft). Objective 4: Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration • Meeting with the Provincial Government of Isabela (PGI) and other Local Government Units (LGUs) in the province organized in conjunction with the Save Sierra Madre Day Stakeholders’ meeting and Signing of Memorandum of Agreement with PGI to jointly undertake the presentation and dissemination of the land mapping initiatives in the province (ER 4.1; Annex 6: Report on Save Sierra Madre Stakeholders’ Meeting and MOA Signing with PGI). ESSC: Isabela Land Cover Assessment 3 1 September to 30 November 2019 Technical/Physical Progress ACTIVITIES EXPECTED OUTPUTS 2nd Quarter Accomplishments Cumulative Accomplishments REMARKS Objective 1. DATA ACQUSITION, PREPARATION and INPUT 1.1.1. Collect forest COMPLETED ◦ 11 relevant files obtained from 5 sources, Mabuwaya cover data from including those collected from field visits Foundation has given existing sources with local key stakeholders and collaborators ESSC a copy of its (Annex 1 – Inventory List of Forest Cover Biodiversity and Data of Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park Ecological Assessment and other Protected Areas in the Province of Study showing a more Isabela – as of November 30, 2019) detailed classification of forest types in NSMNP. Activity 1.1 Files collected were Secondary data reviewed and further gathered organized according to its content and relevance, for proper retrieval and archiving. 1.1.2. Digital elevation COMPLETED ◦ Phil-LIDAR's 10 x 10m digital elevation modelling model (DEM) used to model upland areas 1.1.3. Obtain data on COMPLETED ◦ Openstreet Map, topographic maps and roads, rivers & other DEM were used as basis for delineating layers roads, rivers and other layers ESSC: Isabela Land Cover Assessment 4 1 September to 30 November 2019 ACTIVITIES EXPECTED OUTPUTS 2nd Quarter Accomplishments Cumulative Accomplishments REMARKS 1.1.4. Request COMPLETED ◦ Boundaries were set using the legislative Additional data will be administrative & district map of the provincial government forwarded in the protected area acquired from PAMB-NSMNP, and the succeeding quarters. boundaries from LGUs protected boundary areas from DENR-BMB However, some LGUs & BMB office have given the team limited access to ◦ 214 additional geospatial related some of its documents were collected from the documents. identified key stakeholders and local collaborators (Annex 2 – Inventory List of LGU Administrative, Protected Area Boundary and other geospatial-related maps in the Province of Isabela – as of November 30, 2019) 1.2.1 Collaborate with ◦ Ventured new linkages with ISU- ◦ Relations established with 2 local Review of the MOA local university on field President Dr. Ricmar Aquino and academic/research institutions (ISU-CFEM with ISU is currently data collection (ISU) Cagayan Valley Programme on and Mabuwaya Foundation) under review by the Environment and Development (CVPED) Board of the through Dr. Cecilia Mangabat and Dr. ◦ 4 local researchers in place during first Directors. The result Activity 1.2 Maria Visitacion Guingab round of field data gathering and validation of the decision will be Training/ covering 4 municipalities out earlier next year Validation data ◦ MOA drafted with Isabela State (Jan. 2020), yet Dr. collected in the University (ISU) through College of ◦ Consultative meetings and discussions Mangabat of CVPED field Forestry and Environmental were held with ISU-CFEM Dean Emerson initially confirms that Management (CFEM) and Cagayan Valley Barcellano regarding possible areas of ESSC can now proceed Programme on Environment and research collaboration to implement some of Development (CVPED) to jointly its collaborative undertake and assist the conduct of the activities with ISU. ESSC: Isabela Land Cover Assessment 5 1 September to 30 November 2019 ACTIVITIES EXPECTED OUTPUTS 2nd Quarter Accomplishments Cumulative Accomplishments REMARKS Isabela Land Cover Assessment Project in the province by providing technical support, guidance, inputs and participating in the GIS Training Workshop (Annex 3 – Draft Memorandum of Agreement with Isabela State University) 1.2.2 Fieldwork to train ◦ Hired local researchers finished their ◦ GIS training workshop conducted for local Data gathering and oversee local second round of field data gathering and researchers activities in some collectors of field data validation for this quarter covering municipalities were additional 23 municipalities ◦ Fieldwork with local researchers conducted delayed due to (Annex 4 – Map of Areas Covered during in 4 coastal and forested municipalities circumstances in the Ground Validation Sorties for 2nd (Dinapigue, Palanan, Maconacon, Divilacan) field. Quarter: September – November 2019) during the first quarter Visits to some of the LGUs (e.g. Gamu and Santiago City) were also postponed as endorsement from the Provincial Government is needed. 1.2.3 Build training data ◦ Refinement of training data built from ◦ Initial composite map generated based on (0.5ha resolution) last quarter to improve accuracy for training data generated during Q1 ◦ Need to create certain classers such as land with tree training data focused cover, shrubland and cassava ◦ First round of training data for forests and on the geographic corn fields were built with min 0.5ha center of areas in resolution, while a <0.5ha became the basis order to capture ESSC: Isabela Land Cover Assessment 6 1 September to 30 November 2019 ACTIVITIES EXPECTED OUTPUTS 2nd Quarter Accomplishments Cumulative Accomplishments REMARKS ◦ Training polygons were updated based for the training data for fishponds
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