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Environmental Impact Assessment Project Number: 52083-001 November 2018 Draft Proposed Multitranche Financing Facility Republic of the Philippines: Malolos-Clark Railway Project Volume 5 Assessment of the Effects of the MCRP to Migratory Birds Prepared by the Department of Transportation for the Asian Development Bank. This environmental impact assessment is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. Your attention is directed to the “terms of use” section on ADB’s website. In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area. Environmental Impact Statement for The Malolos Clark Railway Project VOLUME IV: SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT - ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF THE MCRP TO MIGRATORY BIRDS (Final Report) August 2018 Department of Transportation (DOTr) Environmental Impact Statement Report (EISR) PNR CLARK PHASE 2 (MALOLOS-CLARK RAILWAY) PROJECT ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF THE MCRP TO MIGRATORY BIRDS DOCUMENTED IN AREAS SURVEYED IN MANILA BAY IBA/KBA 1. As seen from the map presented in Figure 1, the MCRP will pass through portion of the Manila Bay IBA/KBA in Bulacan (Malolos northward) and Pampanga (parts of Apalit, Minalin and Sto. Tomas). Figure 1. Map of IBA/KDAs within the MCRP Alignment 2. As can be seen from the map below (Fig. 2), the Bulacan part of the IBA/KBA is within the City of Malolos up to the Municipality of Calumpit, a highly urbanized area with patches of wetlands and intermittent rice fields on the outskirts. 3. The survey was conducted in Sto. Tomas and Minalin areas because of the presence of wetlands which are far from human habituations and are owned privately and guarded by their owners where disturbance and pollution from human activities are minimal. The sites are beneficial to wildlife particularly birds which feed on fish, insects and other food materials present in the area. There are no forests (secondary or tree farms) along the proposed MCRP construction site. 1 Environmental Impact Statement Report (EISR) PNR CLARK PHASE 2 (MALOLOS-CLARK RAILWAY) PROJECT Figure 2. Satellite Map of MCRP alignment 4. Table 1 presents the fauna sampling stations which are presented in the map (Fig. 3). It can be seen from the map that only a small portion of the Manila Bay IBA/KBA is in Pampanga. However, Transects 4 (Brgy. San Matias, Sto.Tomas) and 5 (Brgy. Lourdes, Minalin) are within the Manila Bay IBA/KBA (Table 1). Table 1. MCRP Sampling Stations Sampling Station Start End Habitat Type Transect 1 – N120.5263 N120.5281 Brushland, wetland (stream and pond), plains, Cultivated Brgy. Aranguren E15.34738 E15.33014 trees and plants (i.e. Bamboo, Cocos nucifera), Undergrowth vegetation (Sedges, weeds, and grass) Transect 2 – N120.5278 N120.5281 Brushland, Undergrowth vegetation (Sedges weeds, and Brgy. Cut-Cut E15.32036 E15.33014 grass), Sugar cane plantation, Fragmented Bamboo forest near stream crossing the Sitio Kalangitan Transect 3 – N120. 5314 N120.5292 Bamboo, sugarcane plantation, Undergrowth vegetation, Brgy. San Roque E15.27138 E15.28928 Cultivated trees (i.e. Musa sp., Cocos nucifera Transect 4 – N120.70959 N120.71887 Marsh, privately owned fishponds Bgry. San Matias E15.0035 E14.9913 Transect 5 – N120.72651 N120.72184 Marsh, privately owned fishponds Brgy. Lourdes E14.9601 E14.9690 2 Environmental Impact Statement Report (EISR) PNR CLARK PHASE 2 (MALOLOS-CLARK RAILWAY) PROJECT Figure 3. Terrestrial Ecology Map for MCRP 5. Table 2 shows that Barangays Lourdes in Minalin and San Matias in Sto. Tomas are direct impact areas. The survey sites in these areas are inside the privately-owned fishponds which are very near the project site. 3 Environmental Impact Statement Report (EISR) PNR CLARK PHASE 2 (MALOLOS-CLARK RAILWAY) PROJECT Table 2. Localities which will be directly and indirectly impacted by the MCRP LGU Host/Direct Impact Barangays Indirect Impact Barangays Malolos Bulihan and Longos Anilao, Atlag, Babatnin, Bagna, Bagong Bayan, Balayong, Balite, Bangkal, Barihan, Bungahan, Dakila, Guinhawa, Caingin, Calero, Caliligawan, Canalate, Caniogan, Catmon, Ligas, Liyang, Look 1st, Look 2nd, Lugam, Mabolo, Mambog, Masile, Matimbo, Mojon, Namayan, Niugan, Pamarawan, Panasahan, Pinagbakahan, San Agustin, San Gabriel, San Juan, San Pablo, San Vicente (Pob.), Santiago, Santisima Trinidad, Santo Cristo, Santo Niño (Pob.), Santo Rosario (Pob.), Santol, Sumapang Bata, Sumapang Matanda, Taal, Tikay, Cofradia. Calumpit Pio Cruzcoza, San Marcos, Balite, Buguion, Bulusan, Calizon, Caniogan, Corazon, Frances, Calumpang, Iba Este, Palimbang, Gugo, Longos, Meysulao, Meyto, Panducot, Poblacion, Pungo, San Iba O’Este, Balungao, and Gatbuca Jose, San Miguel, Santa Lucia, Santo Niño, Sapang Bayan, and Sucol. Apalit Capalangan, Sulipan, and San Balucuc, Calantipe, Cansinala, Colgante, Paligui, Sampaloc, San Vicente Juan, Sucad, and Tabuyuc. Minalin Lourdes, San Isidro, Sta. Maria and Bulac, Dawe, Maniango, San Francisco de Asisi, San Nicolas San Pedro (Poblacion), Santa Rita, Santo Domingo, Santo Rosario and Saplad. Sto. Tomas Poblacion, San Matias, Sapa (Sto. San Bartolome, San Vicente, and Sto.Rosario Nino), and Moras dela Paz San Fernando Baliti, Dolores, Lourdes, Maimpis, Alasas, Bulaon, Dela Paz Norte, Dela Paz Sur, Del Carmen, Del Malpitic, Pulung Bulu, Quebiawan, Pilar, Del Rosario, Juliana, Lara, Magliman, Malino, Pandaras, Santo San Agustin, San Nicolas, San Rosario (Pob.), Saguin, San Felipe, San Isidro, San Jose, San Juan, Pedro Cutud, Sta. Lucia, Santa Teresita, and Telabastagan Sto. Niño, Sindalan, Calutcut and Panipuan Angeles Agapito del Rosario, Balibago, Anunas, Capaya, Cuayan, Cutcut, Cutud, Lourdes North West, Claro M. Recto, Pulungbulu, Margot, Mining, Pampang, Pandan, Pulung Maragul, Pulung Lourdes Sur, Lourdes Sur East, Cacutud, Salapungan, San Jose, San Nicolas, Santa Trinidad, Santo Malabañas, Sta. Teresita, Santo Domingo, Santo Rosario (Pob.), Sapalibutad, Sapangbato, Virgen Cristo, Tabun Delos Remedios, Amsic, and Ninoy Aquino (Marisol). Mabalacat San Joaquin, Lakandula, Dolores, Atlu Bola, Bical, Bundagul, Cacutud, Camachiles, Dapdap, Dau, Tabun, Duquit, Mabiga, Mamatitang, Mangalit, Mawaque, Paralayunan, San Dau, and Poblacion Francisco, Santa Ines, Santa Maria, Santo Rosario, Sapang Balen, Sapang Biabas, Calumpang, Macapagal Village, and Marcos Village Bamban Santo Niño and San Vicente Anupul, Banaba, Bangcu, Culubasa, Dela Cruz, La Paz, Lourdes, Malonzo, Virgen Delos Remedios, San Nicolas, San Pedro, San Rafael, and San Roque Capas Aranguren, Cristo Rey, Cutcut 2nd, Bueno, Cubcuc (Pob), Cutcut 1st, Dolores, Estrada, Lawy, Manga, and Maruglu Manlapig, O’Donnell, Santa Lucia, Santa Rita, Santa Domingo 1st, Santa Domingo 2nd, Santa Rosario, Talaga, and Santa Juliana. 6. Most of the species of terrestrial vertebrates documented during the dry season survey and wet season monitoring in Transects 4 and 5 are avifauna. 7. The dry season and the subsequent wet season monitoring documented a total of 54 species of birds. 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