ANNUAL REPORT 2011 FOREST DEPARTMENT SARAWAK


ADVISOR

Tuan Haji Ali Yusop

CHAIRMAN

Tuan Haji Wan Shardini Wan Salleh

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Tuan Haji Said Gapar

Hamden Mohammad

Thian Vui Kuet

Madeline George Pau

Angel Kho

Mohamad Saiful Amrie Abdullah

Razali Zainuddin

Voon Joon Hee

Stephanie Viviana Ronnie Ngiew

PHOTO CONTRIBUTOR

Ahmad Razali


EDITORIAL COMMITTEE DEPARTMENT’S PERSPECTIVES Message from the Director......................................................................................................... Vision and Mission ...................................................................................................................... Statutory Functions .................................................................................................................... Policy ............................................................................................................................................ Legislation .................................................................................................................................... SPECIAL FEATURES The History ................................................................................................................................... Past and Present Directors ........................................................................................................ MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION Organization Structure ............................................................................................................... Management Teams .................................................................................................................... Functions of Divisions................................................................................................................ Staff Strengths ............................................................................................................................. Human Resource Development................................................................................................. REVIEW OF FINANCIAL STATE Forest Revenue and Expenditure ............................................................................................. FOREST MANAGEMENT Resource Management ............................................................................................................... Plantation ..................................................................................................................................... Registration and Licensing ........................................................................................................ FOREST CONSERVATION Constitution and Conservation ................................................................................................. FOREST ENFORCEMENT Preventive and Enforcement ..................................................................................................... FOREST RESEARCH Research, Development and Innovation .................................................................................. INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION International Forestry Projects.................................................................................................. HIGHLIGHT OF EVENTS IN 2011 ......................................................................................................... APPENDICES ......................................................................................................................................... GLOSARY ...............................................................................................................................................

TABLE OF CONTENTS


DEPARTMENT’S PERSPECTIVES


MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR First and foremost, it is with honour and pleasure for me to present Forest Department Sarawak’s 2011 Annual Report, which documented the progress and developments we have achieved in the past year towards achieving our vision and mission. Each passing year brought different challenges to the department but despite the challenges, the department continued to strive improve and grow. Year 2011 was no different; with value of togetherness, unity, cooperation and participation

that has been shown by staff from different divisions has taught us how important it is to perform well and carried our duty with full of integrity in order to strengthen the department’s functionalities, significance in and to prove its steady growth and improvement by playing a crucial role in the state.

In the year 2011, Sarawak’s forestry sector continued to play a major role in the state’s socio-economic development. The value of logs and timber products exported from Sarawak in 2011 was RM7.09 billion, a decrease of 0.26 billion compared to the same period in 2010. The volume of log exported in 2011 was 3.1 million m3, a 22% decrease from the last year’s 3.9 million m3. India, Taiwan and China were the largest buyers and importers of logs, which amounts to 84% of the total export volumes and 86% of the total export values of logs in 2011. Overall, the major contributors of the export value were plywood (RM3.8 billion – 54%), logs (RM1.8 billion – 26%) and sawn timber (RM0.7 billion – 10%). Various important events were carried out by the department such as Wetland Day 2011 at Telaga Air, Kuching on 26 February 2011, World Forestry Day 2011 on 21 March 2011, which was commemorated at the Similajau National Park, Bintulu. Besides that, the department managed to successfully organized and participate in the seminar on National Social Forestry in Lawas from 29 to 30 November 2011 and also participated in the 16th Malaysian Forestry Conference which was held in Malacca from 5 to 9 December 2011.


The state consultation meeting on state policy and legislation for access and benefit sharing of genetic resources from Sarawak was held at Sarawak Biodiversity Centre on 21

July 2011. The purpose was to review the current status of access and benefit sharing from the state’s biological resources as well as consulting relevant stakeholders on opinions for the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing.

The Centre of Excellence for Orang-utan Conservation was also launched in the same year at Nanga Delok, Batang Ai National Park on 22 May 2011 in conjunction with the World Biodiversity Day. The centre plays an important role especially in the field of research and conservation activities of orang-utans as well as enhancing cross-boundary conservation.

Our involvement and commitment in these programmes showed our concern, efforts and attentiveness towards global forestry issues and our initiative in maintaining the pristine forests in the state besides putting forward Forest Department Sarawak as the leading forestry agency in the region.

To conclude a fruitful and productive year, on behalf of the Department, I wish to convey and express my gratitude and appreciation to the management and staff of the Forest Department Sarawak for the utmost cooperation in working together to achieve the results for this year. With the commitment, teamwork and spirit shown by the motivated staff, it is hoped that the Department will continue to endeavour, improve and develop into a true agency of excellence by playing its role in sustainably managing and developing tropical forest and resources in the state.

TUAN HAJI ALI YUSOP DIRECTOR OF FORESTS SARAWAK


VISION To be an agency of excellence in the management, conservation and protection of tropical forests.

MISSION To manage and develop the forest resources towards optimising the socio-economic development of the State and maintenance of environmental stewardship.

STATUTORY FUNCTIONS

1. To constitute areas of forest as Forest Reserves, Protected Forests, Communal Forests, National Parks, Nature Reserves and Wildlife Sanctuaries;

2. To issue licenses and permits under the Forests Ordinance (Cap 126), National Parks and Nature Reserves Ordinance, 1998 and the Wild Life Protection Ordinance, 1998;

3. To impose and collect royalties, premiums, fees and other payments due to the Government;

4. To regulate production and export of logs from Sarawak;

5. To compound offences under the Forests Ordinance (Cap 126), the National Parks and Nature Reserves Ordinance, 1998 and the Wild Life Protection Ordinance, 1998.


POLICY It is the forest policy of the Government of Sarawak to:

1. Reserve sufficient forest land for the benefit of the present and future inhabitants of

the country:

a. For the assurance of the sound climate and physical condition of the country and safeguarding soil fertility; supplies of water for domestic and industrial use, irrigation and general agricultural purpose, and the prevention of damage by flooding and erosion to river and agriculture land;

b. For the supply in perpetuity and at moderate prices of all forms of forest produce that can be economically produced within the country and that are required by the people for agricultural, domestic and industrial purpose under a fully developed national economy.

2. Manage the productive forests of the Permanent Forest Estate with the objective of obtaining the highest possible revenue compatible with the principle of sustainable yield and with the primary objective as set out above.

3. Promote, as far as may be practicable, thorough and economical utilization of forest products on land not included in Permanent Forest Estate, prior to the alienation of such land.

4. Foster, as far as may be compatible with the prior claims of local demand, profitable export trades in forest produce.

The Forest Policy was approved by the Governor in Council in 1954 and remains unchanged.


LEGISLATION Forest Department Sarawak is guided in its duties, functions and responsibilities by the following ordinances and rules:

1. The Forests Ordinance, Cap 126

2. Forest Rules, 1962

3. The National Parks and Nature Reserves Ordinance, 1998

4. The National Parks and Nature Reserves Regulations, 1999

5. The Wild Life Protection Ordinance, 1998

6. The Wild Life Protection Rules, 1998

7. The Wild Life (Edible Birds’ Nests) Rules, 1998

8. The Forests (Planted Forests) Rules, 1997

9. The Sarawak Forestry Corporation Ordinance, Cap 17


SPECIAL FEATURES


THE HISTORY The first Conservator for Sarawak Forest Department was J.P. Mead (1919), subsequently followed by D.E. Calver (1929-1933) and Thomas Corson (1934-1940). Back then, the main objectives of the department were to manage and conserve the state’s forest resources. Upon his installment as the first Conservator of Forests, J.P. Mead drafted a code of rules, which was gazetted as the Forest Rules 1919 and came into effect in 1920 under Forest Reservation Order to deal with the taking of forest produce, royalties, penalties and such. The department concentrated on exploration and demarcation of forests suitable for reservation with its small number of staff and the first constituted reserve was the Semengoh Forest Reserve in 1921.

During the Japanese occupation in 1941, the operations of the department were interrupted for six years until the department was reestablished in April 1946. Thereafter, the Department concentrated on the work of organization and rehabilitation of the deterioration caused.

The Forests Ordinance and Forest Rules came into force on 1 January 1954 while the National Parks Ordinance was enacted on 16th February 1956, followed by the Wildlife Protection Ordinance in 1958. The constitution of permanent forests in the decade after 1950 were speeded up by aerial photographs taken by the Royal Air Force (RAF) in 1947 onwards, making it possible to pick out suitable areas instead of having laborious and slow ground explorations. A five-year plan (1961-1965) was approved by the government in 1960 to continue with the constitution of permanent forests in the country.

For staff training, a forest school was started in Kuching in 1950. This school was moved to the Semengoh Forest Reserve in 1960. The annual training took place under the supervision of the Forest Research Officer. The forest guards were trained in forest law, trees and timber identification, survey and others. Each year since 1955, the best two students were sent to the Forest School in Kepong for a ten-month vernacular course at the courtesy of the government and the Forest Department of Malaya.

On 14 December 1987, Forest Department staff in Kuching moved from the old office at Badruddin Road to their new office at Wisma Sumber Alam in Petra Jaya whereas Bintulu forestry staff moved to their new 3-storey Section Forest Office on 21 October 1987.


Responsibilities of the Forest department have widened and new branches and units have evolved to include resource planning, economics, forest engineering, forest and forest product research, national parks and wildlife conservation, law enforcement and preventive work.

The Forest Department, being a technical and scientific department, is concerned with forest management, forest protection, the efficient and effective utilization of the forest resources and the preservation and conservation of the flora and fauna in the state. Based on the Forest Policy adopted in 1954, the Forest Department mapped out a number of strategies for sustainable forest management and forest conservation. The major strategies include:

• Enlarging the Permanent Forest Estate

• Enforcing the Forests Ordinance 1958 (Cap. 126), the National Parks and Nature Reserve Ordinance 1998 and the Wildlife Protection Ordinance 1998

• Selective logging practices

• Practicing multiple-use forestry

• Undertaking applied research in silviculture, ecology and forest operations

• Establishing more national parks, nature reserves and wildlife sanctuaries, and undertaking a detailed resource inventory of these areas

• Developing the infrastructure and recreational facilities in national parks and nature reserves to boost their tourism potential

• Research and development, management and conservation of protected flora and fauna

• Conducting research to improve the utilization of timber

Reference:

a. B.E Smythies, At Your Service “The Forest Department”, Sarawak Gazette 1964

b. Report For The Year 1946, Forest Department, Sarawak


PAST AND PRESENT DIRECTORS NAME YEAR 1919 – 1928 J.P. Mead 1929 – 1933 D.E. Calver 1934 – 1946 Thomas Corson 1946 – 1949 B.J.C. Spurway 1950 – 1955 F.G. Browne 1956 – 1962 B.E. Symthies 1963 – 1965 J.A.R. Anderson 1966 – 1968 R. Smeathers 1969 – 1976 L.S.V. Murthy 1977 – 1985 Joseph Yong Kim Kwee 1985 – 1986 David Alexander Senada 1986 – 1997 Datuk Leo Chai Chia Liang 1997 – 2008 Datu Cheong Ek Choon 2008 – 2011 Datu Haji Len Talif Salleh 2011 – now Tuan Haji Ali Yusop


MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION


ORGANISATION STRUCTURE

MANAGEMENT & PLANNING DIVISION

LICENSING DIVISION

DIRECTOR

DEPUTY DIRECTOR PLANNING & OPERATION

DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEVELEOPMENT & ADMINISTRATION

REGIONAL FOREST OFFICE KUCHING

REGIONAL FOREST OFFICE SIBU

REGIONAL FOREST OFFICE BINTULU

REGIONAL FOREST OFFICE MIRI

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS DIVISION

PREVENTIVE & ENFORCEMENT

DIVISION

NATURE CONSTITUTION & CONSERVATION

DIVISION

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT &

INNOVATION DIVISION

FOREST PLANTATION &

REFORESTATION DIVISION

PROJECT PLANNING &

DEVELOPMENT DIVISION

REVENUE & ECONOMY DIVISION

ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE DIVISION

PUBLIC RELATIONS & PUBLICATION

COMMUNITY SERVICE

INITIATIVES

ICT & GIS UNIT UNIT


THE DIRECTORATE Director of Forests Tuan Haji Ali Yusop Deputy Director (Planning & Operation) Tuan Haji Sapuan Ahmad Deputy Director (Development & Administration) Tuan Haji Wan Shardini Wan Salleh

MANAGEMENT TEAMS

DIVISION PERSONNEL Management & Planning Abang Ahmad Abang Morni Preventive & Enforcement Nicholas Sebastian Licensing Happysupina Sait International Affairs Hamden Mohammad Forest Plantation & Reforestation Hii Tow Peck Project Planning & Development Wong Siong Kuan Forest Research, Development & Innovation Tuan Haji Abang Mohamad Mokhtar Revenue & Economy Tuan Haji Mohamad Kassim Wasli Nature Constitution & Conservation Tuan Haji Said Gapar Administrative & Finance Rusmaliza Mat Darus Public Relations & Publication Mohamad Saiful Amrie Abdullah ICT & GIS Tan Heng Hau Community Services Initiatives Zarina Haji Shebli Regional Forest Office Kuching Latifah Teh Regional Forest Office Sibu Tuan Haji Ahmad Sonhajee Regional Forest Office Bintulu Jack Liam Regional Forest Office Miri Ridi Bauk


FUNCTIONS OF DIVISIONS Management & Planning • To compile and analyze forestry statistics;

• To prepare Forest Management Plan and Forest Felling Plan;

• To implement Forest Resource Inventory; • To promote the implementation of sustainable

forest management practices; • To process applications for licenses or permits

under the Forest Ordinance; • To develop GIS application systems and database

management. Preventive & Enforcement • To conduct intelligence procurement and

operation; • To carry out regular patrolling of the permanent

forest estates (PFEs), logging camps, export points and wood processing industries to detect offences and irregularities.

Licensing • To process applications for timber licences/permits under the Forests Ordinance Cap 126;

• To process applications for sawmill licences under the Forests Ordinance Cap 126;

• To process applications for registration of licensing / PA Holder / Contractor / Sub Contractor and their renewal;

• To carry out inspections of sawmills prior to renewal of sawmill licences;

• To ensure timber workers are insured with the approved insurance panel.

International Affairs • To handle forestry issues at national and international levels;

• To coordinate and implement international forestry projects;

• To collaborate and enhance international affairs in forestry matters.

Forest Plantation & Reforestation

• To monitor and audit through checking of half-yearly reports, relevant documents as well as field work or ground verifications to ensure compliance;

• To enter and maintain a Register of Licences (LPF) containing particulars and related documents which uphold the validity and legality of the licence and its operations or activities;

• To process applications with regard to: • Establishments of the planted forests: • Preliminary ground work prior to planting;


• Deeds of assignments, pledge, mortgage or charge of a licence.

Project Planning & Development

• To plan, coordinate and monitor on the implementation of RMKE9 development projects

Forest Research, Development & Innovation

• To generate knowledge for application to conservation of diverse plant resources;

• To enhance utilization of timber resources; • To generate information for sound management of

wildlife; • To generate information for restoration of

degraded forests; • To develop new techniques for sound

management of forest resources; Revenue & Economy • To plan and monitor, coordinate, enforce and audit

in ensuring the procedures applied by the relevant agencies are in accordance with the provisions of existing legislation and answerable for the effectiveness of collecting forest revenue from the forestry sector such as Royalty, Premium, Tariff, Permit Fees, Licence Fees, and other payments that accrue to the Government;

• To analyzing monthly and annual log production reports, logs movement and utilization reports, and revenue collection reports.

Nature Constitution & Conservation

• To conserve natural resources of flora and fauna; • To establish and maintain the Totally Protected

Areas (TPAs) : National Parks, Nature Reserves, Wildlife Sanctuaries, and Permanent Forest Estate (PFE);

• To conduct wildlife management and research; • To issue permits and licences of wildlife.

Administrative & Finance • To provide administrative planning, leadership and organizational development of all related units;

• To evaluate performance of every unit and staff; • To provide professional assistance needed from

time to time. Public Relations & Publication • To handle information management and public

relations for the department; • To project positive image of the department; • To provide clear picture of the department’s vision

and mission; • To create rapport among media and community; • To compile and produce forestry information and

publications; • To organise departmental exhibitions.

Community Service Initiatives • To promote understanding and strengthen cooperation between the governments,


logging/plantation industry and local people in forestry and land use, particularly matters pertaining to Totally Protected Areas (TPAs).

Regional Forest Office Kuching a) Statutory Functions • To constitute areas of forest as Forest Reserve,

Protected Forest, Communal Forest, National Park, Nature Reserve and Wildlife Sanctuary;

• To impose and collect royalties, premiums, fees and other payments due to the Government;

• To issue licences and permits under the Forest Ordinance (1958*, National Parks and Nature Reserves Ordinance (1998) and the Wildlife Protection Ordinance (1998);

• To regulate timber production and export of logs from Sarawak;

• To renew licences; • To compound offences under the Forest

Ordinance (1958), the National Parks and Nature Reserves Ordinance (1998) and the Wildlife Protection Ordinance (1998).

b) Non-Statutory Functions • To sustainably manage the Permanent Forest

Estate for: • The assurance of sound climate and physical

conditions of the country, • The supply of timber in perpetuity, • The protection of soil and water resources. • To promote as far as practical the economic

utilization of forest produce on state land prior to alienation of such land for non-forestry use;

• To protect and to preserve endangered wildlife resources of the State;

• To undertake research on the conservation, management and utilization of forest resources;

• To provide recreational and other facilities and ensure that sufficient areas within National Parks and Nature Reserves are set aside for such purpose.

Regional Forest Office Sibu

Regional Forest Office Bintulu

Regional Forest Office Miri


STAFF STRENGHTS The total numbers of staff of the Forest Department Sarawak as at December 2011 are 954 officers. About 848 are permanent officers including 58 new recruits comprises different grades, 18 Jawatan Berasaskan Caruman (JBC), 46 on contract and 32 are Capacity Building for Graduates (CBG). During the year, three (3) officers were promoted to kenaikan secara sementara (KGS), ten (10) officers were promoted to kenaikan pangkat secara lantikan (KPSL), 20 officers promoted to personal to holder, 34 officers retired, 28 officers premature retirement, one (1) officer transferred to a new working place, and four (4) staff passed away. The details are shown in tables below.

TABLE 1: TOTAL NUMBER OF STAFF IN 2011 NO. DETAILS TOTAL

1 Permanent staff 858 2 Jawatan Berasaskan Caruman (JBC) 18 3 Contract 46 4 Capacity Building for Graduates (CBG) 32

Grand Total 954

TABLE 2: NEW APPOINMENTS NO. NAME POST GRADE 1 Siti Hajar Binti Bujang Pembantu Tadbir ( Perkeranian / Operasi ) N17 2 Elmilia Anak Elbert Pegawai Khidmat Pelanggan N17 3 Mosses Anak Pawi Pemandu Kenderaan Bermotor R3 4 Leonard Anak Matheus Resen Pembantu Tadbir ( Kewangan ) W17 5 Sharon Aren Lasah Pemelihara Hutan G41 6 Jelawai Anak Kading Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 7 Dayang Suzana Binti Awg Sallam Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 8 Jerry Anak Nyalong Pemandu Kenderaan Bermotor R3 9 Priscilla Anak Lageh Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 10 Shazrul Jizan Bin Jeman Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 11 Rugayah Binti Hamdan Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 12 Bernadette Stella Mayang Pembantu Tadbir ( Perkeranian / Operasi ) N17 13 Jessey James Anak Abraham Pembantu Am Rendah ( Atendan Pejabat ) N1 14 Mohamad Bin Jas Pelukis Pelan J17 15 Hairulnizam Bin Sa’adi Pelukis Pelan J17 16 Awang Saimi Bin Awang Sijili Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 17 Gabriel Anak Gunyai Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 18 Wilma Anak Manchu Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 19 Michealson Entap Anak Rymundu Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 20 Samsul Bin Yusup Pembantu Am Rendah (Atendan Pejabat) N1 21 Siti Rohaiya Binti Kipli Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 22 Sue Zahrine Binti Yusop Penolong Jurutera J29 23 Fartini Binti Tajudin Pembantu Tadbir ( Perkeranian / Operasi ) N17


24 Shaifulrizza Bin Abdul Hakim Pembantu Tadbir ( Kewangan ) W17 25 Suwardi Bin Sidik Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 26 Jacqueline Cynthia Subah Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 27 Mohamad Iswandi Bin Majeni Pemandu Kenderaan Bermotor R3 28 Yuniza Binti Arsat Pembantu Tadbir ( Kewangan ) W17 29 Nur Afiza Binti Umar Penolong Pegawai Hidupan Liar G27 30 Goswin Anak Ruman Pemandu Kenderaan Bermotor R3 31 Arwel Unyai Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 32 Zakariah Binti Mastari Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 33 Mohamad Zahirudin Bin Abu

Bakar Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27

34 Elfiza Juzaida Binti Junaidi Pekerja Awam (Pembersih Pejabat) R1 35 Jacqueline Ak. Alexander @

Bayang Pembantu Tadbir ( Perkeranian / Operasi ) N17

36 Siti Khalijah Binti Abdullah Pembantu Tadbir ( Perkeranian / Operasi ) N17 37 Amizar Bin Ahmad Pembantu Tadbir ( Perkeranian / Operasi ) N17 38 Aurelia Dulce Chung Pegawai Penyelidik Q41 39 Nur Bazilah Binti Ismail Pegawai Penyelidik Q41 40 Khairunnisa Binti Othman Pegawai Penyelidik Q41 41 Angel Kho Pegawai Penyelidik Q41 42 Habibah Binti Salleh Pegawai Penyelidik Q41 43 Sharifah Rohaidah Binti Wan

Alam Penolong Pegawai Penyelidik Q27

44 Stafannie Nilla Anak Marshall Rio Penolong Pegawai Penyelidik Q27 45 Christina Mary Penolong Pegawai Penyelidik Q27 46 Junes Anak Bodui Pekerja Awam ( Tukang Kebun ) R1 47 Eveleen Binti Augustine Lai Pemelihara Hutan G41 48 Tan Kong Hua Pembantu Tadbir ( Kewangan ) W17 49 Lauriana Anak Leban Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 50 Panau Anak Ujom Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 51 Faizal Bin Abdul Latip Pembantu Am Rendah (Atendan Pejabat) N1 52 Robeni Anak Chungat Pemandu Kenderaan Bermotor R3 53 Noraini Binti Johari Pemelihara Hutan G41 54 Michael Anak Tupong Pemelihara Hutan G41 55 Hairuni Binti Gani Pembantu Tadbir (Kewangan) W17 56 Durie Anak Renggie Pembantu Tadbir (Kewangan) W17 57 Hwang Chiong Hee Pemelihara Hutan G41 58 Noorliza Binti Jamin Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27

TABLE 3: PROMOTIONS (KENAIKAN SECARA SEMENTARA) NO. NAME POST GRADE DATE

1 Wan Shardini Bin Wan Salleh Pemelihara Hutan G54 11.01.2011 2 Hii Tow Peck Pemelihara Hutan G54 11.01.2011 3 Said Bin Gapar Pemelihara Hutan G54 13.12.2011

TABLE 4: PROMOTIONS (KENAIKAN PANGKAT SECARA LANTIKAN)


NO. NAME POST GRADE FROM TO

1 Afriezul Bin Abdul Rahman Pemelihara Hutan G27 G 41 2 Whera Bin Mazlan Pemelihara Hutan G27 G 41 3 Affendi Bin Suhaili Pemelihara Hutan G27 G 41 4 Marconi Anak Stephen Jone Pemelihara Hutan G27 G 41 5 Ali Bin Lee Pemelihara Hutan G27 G 41 6 Baher @ Biha Bin Razali Pegawai Penyelidik G11 Q 41 7 Mohamad Bin Kombi @ Kohdi Pegawai Penyelidik G11 Q 41 8 Abdul Gani Bin Mohamad Pegawai Penyelidik G27 Q 41 9 Halipah Binti Bujang Pegawai Penyelidik G27 Q 41 10 Ahmad Anak Ampeng Pegawai Penyelidik G17 Q 41

TABLE 5: PROMOTIONS NO. NAME POST GRADE DATE OF

APPOINTMENT 1 Stephen Teo Ping Pegawai Penyelidik Q44 31.05.2011 2 Mohamad Shahbudin Bin Sabki Pegawai Penyelidik Q44 06.06.2011

TABLE 6: PERSONAL TO HOLDER (KHAS UNTUK PENYANDANG) NO. NAME POSITION POST

HAKIKI KUP 1 Abdul Rahman bin Nona Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 G32 2 Jamalariffin @ Zainal bin Senol Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 G32 3 Afriezul bin Abdul Rahman Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 G32 4 Abdullah @ Mastika bin Ahmad Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 G32 5 Romy Pudong Pelukis Pelan J17 J22 6 Nyanong ak Rogo Pelukis Pelan J17 J22 7 Ricky bin Patiew Pem. Tadbir (P/O) N17 N22 8 Lau Ngiong Hee Pem. Tadbir (K) W17 W22 9 James rgani Kabar Pem. Tadbir (K) W17 W22

10 Catherine ak Jarau Pem. Tadbir (K) W17 W22 11 Rose Yukong ak Bindok Pem. Tadbir (K) W17 W22 12 Rozaidah bt. Hipnie Pen. Pegawai Tadbir N27 N32 13 Tiah Kian Mui Operator Komputer F17 F22 14 Kueh Gueh Mui Operator Komputer F17 F22 15 Sharifah Aminah Bt. Wan Zainal Abidin Pelukis Pelan J17 J22 16 Johon Ak. Mirgan Operator Komputer F17 F22 17 Salbiah Bt. Abdullah Operator Komputer F17 F22 18 Voon Joon Hee Jurugambar B17 B22 19 Abdul Aziz Bin Lachak Penolong Pemelihara Hutan G27 G32 20 Mohamad Monir Bin Saiden Pem. Tadbir (K) W17 W22

TABLE 7: TRANSFERRED NO. NAME POST GRADE DATE NEW PLACE


1 Mohamad Monir Bin Saiden

Pembantu Tadbir (Kewangan)

W22 13.09.2011 Jabatan Perbendaharaan

TABLE 8: RETIREMENTS NO. NAME POST/GRADE DATE OF

RETIREMENT 1 Awangku Ali Bin Pengiran Damit Pengawas Hutan, G11 10.01.2011 2 Kho Tho Leng Operator Komputer, F17 14.01.2011 3 Abdul Rahman Bin Abdullah @

Raymond Bang Anak Mayal Pemandu Kenderaan Bermotor, R3 22.01.2011

4 Busri Bin Sahari Drebar Enjin Motor Sangkut, R3 27.01.2011 5 Mohamad Aman Bin Suut Atenden Pejabat, N1 06.02.2011 6 Maliki Bin Napis Pengawas Hutan, G14 06.02.2011 7 Teo Cheng Beng Operator Komputer, F17 13.02.2011 8 Thomas Chong Pembantu Makmal, C17 15.02.2011 9 Jangong Anak Japok Pengawas Hutan, G11 25.02.2011 10 Jepanih Anak Juli Pengawas Hutan, G11 07.03.2011 11 Yong Nyit Jin Tukang Kebun, R1 06.04.2011 12 Awang Morshaidi @ Awang Morshidi

Bin Awang Chee Pengawas Hutan, G14 06.04.2011

13 Danny Chua Kee Hui Jurutera (Kup), J48 29.04.2011 14 Tukik Anak Banta Penolong Pemelihara Hutan, G27 31.05.2011 15 Roselind Semis Anak Dedih Pegawai Khidmat Pelanggan, N17 09.06.2011 16 Christopher Jantan Anak Brandah Pengawas Hutan, G11 15.06.2011 17 Mohamad Bin Amit Mandor, R1 27.06.2011 18 Raymond De Rozario Renjer Hutan, G17 02.07.2011 19 Miren Anak Dayus Pelukis Pelan, J17 12.07.2011 20 Mesaleh @ Che Jeni Bin Shahdan Drebar Enjin Motor Sangkut, R3 22.08.2011 21 Woo Leong Boh Pengawas Hutan, G11 20.09.2011 22 Jolhi Bin Abang Mohd Yan Pembantu Tadbir (Kewangan),W17 28.10.2011 23 Sasindran Nair Malloh Renjer Hutan, G17 02.11.2011 24 Philip Chin Renjer Hutan, G17 14.11.2011 25 Ali Bin Jini Renjer Hutan, G17 27.11.2011 26 Rosalia Ngu King Chie Jurutaip, N11 27.11.2011 27 Hii Tiing Siing Renjer Hutan, G17 18.12.2011 28 Semeli Anak Idai Drebar Enjin Motor Sangkut, R3 24.12.2011 29 Halik Bin Akop Drebar Enjin Motor Sangkut, R1 31.12.2011 30 Morni Bin Matali Pengawas Hutan, G11 31.12.2011 31 Ungang Anak Aja Pengawas Hutan, G11 31.12.2011 32 Mohammad Bin Madhi Atenden Jentera, R1 31.12.2011 33 Rolland Sabang Anak Chamagat Pembantu Tadbir (Kewangan),W22 31.12.2011 34 Andrew Tukau Ak. Salang Pemelihara Hutan, G44 31.12.2011

TABLE 9: PREMATURE RETIREMENT NO. NAME STATION DATE POST/GRADE 1 Abang Arabi Bin Abang PHW/Miri 01.02.2011 Penolong Pemelihara Hutan,


Aimran G27 2 Dayang Zuraima Sulfatinah

Binti Awangku Hamid PHW/Bintulu 01.02.2011 Operator Komputer, F17

3 Zaidi Bin Mawek NCCD/HQ 01.02.2011 Penolong Pemelihara Hutan, G27

4 Sawa Anak Sauh PHW/Btu. 01.02.2011 Pembantu Makmal, C17 5 John Ak. Juni PHW/Btu. 01.03.2011 Penolong Pemelihara Hutan,

G27 6 Aliosman @ Ali Bin Mahdi PHB/Sarikei 01.03.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 7 Dinnis Umpol Ak. Andrew

Ungon PHB/Sarikei 01.03.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11

8 Jok Wan Ngau NCCD 01.02.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 9 Nungah Ak. Liang PRD 01.02.2011 Pembantu Makmal, C17 10 Kefli Bin Jaludin PHW/Miri 01.03.2011 Pekerja Rendah Awam, R3 11 Mohd. Firdaus Bin Abdullah

@ Malis Bin Duou PHB/Kapit 01.03.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11

12 Richard Ak. Jabon PHW/Miri 01.03.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 13 Sim Lee Kheng PPDD 01.11.2011 Pegawai Hidupan Liar, G41 14 Nyanggai Ak. Berita PHW/BTU. 01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 15 Lian Lugun PHW/M-

NCCD 01.11.2011 Pekerja Rendah Awam, R1

16 Vincent Osaka Solomon PRD 01.11.2011 Pen. Pemelihara Hutan, G27 17 Isziz Silizuk Ak. Mawan PHW/Btu. 01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 18 Tadam Baru PHW/Btu. 01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 19 Lagang Ak. Jawang PHB/Kapit 01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 20 Lambert Ak. Chabau PHW/Btu. 01.11.2011 Pelukis Pelan, J17 21 Philip Ngau Balan PHW/Btu. 01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 22 Roslan Bin Wahed NCCD 01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 23 Sendy Bin Obel PHW/Btu. 01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 24 Johney Labak PHW/Btu. 01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 25 Julaihi Bin Kaderi PHW/Btu. 01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 26 Kamal Abdullah @ Krishnan

Lachiminen PHW/M- NCCD

01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11

27 Stetupa Ak. Anggat PHW/M- NCCD

01.11.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11

28 Dahlan Bin Jeraie Perlesenan 31.03.2011 Renjer Hutan, G17

TABLE 10: OBITUARIES NO. NAME STATION DATE POST/ GRADE 1 Bujang Bin Hossain ADR 14.03.2011 Tukang Kebun, R1 2 Roslan Bin Sapawi RED 27.05.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 3 Wan Abdullah Bin Wan Yusup RFO/Kuching 12.03.2011 Pengawas Hutan, G11 4 Suhaidi Bin Kipli RFO/Bintulu 05.02.2011 Pembantu Am Rendah, N1

HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT


Taking into account the importance of the professional development among the staff, the Department committed in strengthening the staff development through continuous trainings, seminars, workshops and learning programs. It is aim to enhance their personal and organizational skills, career development, capabilities, knowledge, creative and innovative mindset. The Department continuously giving support to the staff and this is in line to produce an excellent human capital not only to the Department itself but also to the state as a whole. Below are the details of seminars, courses and workshops that have been conducted throughout the year attended by the Department’s staff.

TABLE 11: SOFT SKILL TRAININGS, COURSES AND BRIEFINGS IN 2011 NO

. COURSE DATE PLACE NO. OF

PARTICIPANTS ORGANIZER

1 Kepimpinan dan Pengurusan Organisasi

04.03. 2011 Bilik Kuliah, Intan

1 Intan

2 Health Awareness Program

18.01. 2011 Bilik Mesyuarat, Tingkat 9

19 Jabatan Hutan

3 Kursus Kecemerlangan Kualiti Diri dan Organisasi

26 – 27 .02.2011

Grand Margherita, Kuching

5 Jabatan Hutan dengan kerjasama UZI Management

4 Program Kesedaran Amalan 5S di Pejabat Hutan Kapit

26.04.2011 Pejabat Hutan Bahagian Kapit

59 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan, Jabatan Hutan

5 Program Kesedaran Amalan 5S di Pejabat Hutan Bahagian Mukah

29.04.2011 Pejabat Hutan Bahagian Mukah


6 Seminar Mesra Pelanggan 2011

26.04.2011 Tingkat 17, Bangunan Sultan Iskandar

1 MAMPU

7 Bengkel Penyediaan Fail Meja

11 – 12.05.2011

Premier Hotel, Sibu


8 Program Pendidikan Pencegahan DADAH Di Tempat Kerja

21.07.2011 Dewan Theaterette, PUSAKA

113 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan,


Jabatan Hutan 9 Bengkel

Pengurusan Tindakan Tatatertib Perkhidmatan Awam Negeri Siri1/2011

04 – 06.07.2011

Regency Rajah Court Hotel, Kuching.

45 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan, Jabatan Hutan/JKM

10 Emotional Intelligence – Enchancing Workplace Effectiveness

06.04.2011 Four Points, Sheraton Kuching

6 Adroit Global Network Sdn. Bhd.

11 Persidangan Tahunan Modal Insan Ke-2

15-16.03.2011 Istana Hotel, Kuching

2 Comfori Sdn. Bhd.

12 Sesi Pengenalan Seminar ESQ Way 165

28.07. 2011 Pullman Hotel, Kuching

1 ESQ SDN. BHD.

13 Delivering Strategy Execution Through Human Capital Architecture Workshop

27.06.2011 Sarawak chamber 1,Riverside Majestic Hotel Kuching

10 Sarawak Development Institute (SDI)

14 Effective Management Skills For Manager & Executives

18–19.05. 2011 Regency Rajah Court Hotel, Kuching.

2 Three Sixty Delibration Consulting

15 High Perfomance Team Retreat 2011

18–20.02.2011 Marriot Resort & Spa, Miri

1 CMM

16 Communication For Excellence

18–19.05.2011 Experential Learning Centre

1 Three Sixty Delibration Consulting

17 Preview Sustainanble Land Use and Nature Resource Management (SLUSE – M) Master

08.06.2011 Bilik Mesyuarat, Tingkat 9, Wisma Sumber Alam

28 UNIMAS

18 Kursus Transformasi Diri Kecemerlangan Staff Kumpulan Sokongan

25–26.07. 2011 Bilik Latihan Pusaka, Tingkat 19, Wisma Sumber Alam

32 Unit Latihan (Softskills), Jabatan Hutan Sarawak

19 Bengkel Pembangunan Organisasi

22–23.02. 2011 Tingkat 9, Bilik Mesyuarat, Wisma Sumber Alam.

25 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan

20 Seminar Persaraan 17.02.2011 Dewan Teater, Dewan Bandaraya Kuching Utara

10 Persatuan Pesara Kerajaan Sarawak/DBKU

21 Bengkel Pra 17–19.02. 2011 Hotel Harbour 6 Budi Training &


Persaraan Dan Skim Pencen

View, Kuching Management

22 Forum Jati Diri 1 Malaysia Peringkat Negeri Sarawak

24.03.2011 DUN lama 5 Pejabat Penerangan Negeri Sarawak

23 Kursus Asas Keselamatan Kebakaran Untuk Pasukan Bomba/Fire Warden Wisma Sumber Alam

28–2.03.2011 Dewan Seminar Pusaka

11 PUSAKA/ BOMBA

24 Program Pembangunan Wanita: Kepekaan Gender

08.03.2011 Tingkat 2, Bilik Gerakan Negeri, Wisma Bapa Malaysia

4 Biro Wanita (Jabatan Ketua Menteri)

25 Kursus Penilaian Tahap Kecekapan (PTK) Bagi Gred 36,38,44,48 dan 52

22–24.02.2011 Centre For Modern Management

8 Unit Pembanguna Sumber Manusia Dan Kualiti (JKM)

26 Kursus Kecemerlangan Pemandu

15–17.03. 2011 Centre For Modern Management

1 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Dan Kualiti (JKM)

27 Microsoft Access 2010 (Elementary & Intermediate)

15–17.06. 2011 SAINS Training Centre

3 SAINS

28 Kursus Asas Transformasi Diri Kecemerlangan Staf Kumpulan Sokongan

22-23 .09.2011 Riverfront Inn, Bintulu

30 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan (Jabatan Hutan) dengan kerjasama UAN Training and Services

29 Kursus Asas Transformasi Diri Kecemerlangan Staf Kumpulan Sokongan

25–26.07. 2011 Bilik Latihan Pusaka, Tingkat 19, Wisma Sumber Alam

32 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan (Jabatan Hutan) dengan kerjasama UZI Management and Training Services

30 Kuasa Minda Dan Etika Pekerja Super

10–11.10. 2011 Dynasty Hotel, Miri

30 Unit Latihan (Jabatan Hutan) dengan kerjasama R.K Management & Services

31 Kursus 12–13.12. 2011 Rajah Court 30 Unit Latihan


Transformasi Personaliti Diri Dalam Organisasi

Hotel, Kuching (Jabatan Hutan) dengan kerjasama EDUQUEST Sdn Bhd

32 Kursus Pengurusan Dan Pentadbiran Koperasi

25–27.04.2011 Hotel Dynasty, Miri

1 Maktab Kerjasama Malaysia Cawangan Sarawak

33 Bengkel Kursus Induksi Khusus

03–04.10.2011 Regency Rajah Court Hotel, Kuching.

63 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan Jabatan Hutan Sarawak

34 Kem ICC Ke Arah Peningkatan Daya Saing Organisasi

26–28.07. 2011 Siar Beach Resort

4 Perbadanan Produktivity Malaysia (MPC)

35 Pengurusan Fail dan Rekod

13-14.09.2011 Parkcity Everly Hotel, Bintulu


36 Pengurusan Stor dan Stok

2 -22 .09. 2011 MPC Kuching 2 Perbadanan Produktivity Malaysia (MPC)

37 Step By Step In Quality Environment (5S) Implementation

20-21 .09.2011 MPC Kuching 3 Perbadanan Produktivity Malaysia (MPC)

38 Pengurusan Fail dan Rekod

13-14.09. 2011 Bilik Latihan, MPC Wilayah Sarawak


39 Balanced Scorecard : A linkage To Bussiness Perfomance

05–06.12.2011 Bilik Latihan, MPC Wilayah Sarawak


40 Kursus Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti (5S)

05–06.12. 2011 Tanahmas Hotel, Sibu

30 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan (Jabatan Hutan) dengan kerjasama CMM

41 Kursus Audit (5S) 07–8.12.2011 Tanahmas Hotel, Sibu

33 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan (Jabatan Hutan) dengan kerjasama CMM

42 Kursus Pegawai Penyiasat(IO) Ke- 2

14–16.12.2011 Taman Negara Similajau, Bintulu

61 Unit Perlindungan dan Penguatkuasaan/


Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan ( Jabatan Hutan )

43 Forum Interaksi Kumpulan Inovatif Dan Kreatif (KIK) Zon Selatan 2011

16.12.2011 Islamic Information Centre (ICC), Kuching

3 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Dan Kualiti (JKM)

44 AKPK PROGRAM Throughout the year

BANK NEGARA

40 Bank Negara

45 Kursus Manual Prosedur Kerja

17-18.11. 2011 Tingkat 19, Bilik Latihan, Wisma Sumber Alam, STIDC

35 SBZ FOCUS RESOURCES

46 Perkhidmatan Kaunter Yang Efektif

13-14.09. 2011 MPC Kuching 1 Perbadanan Produktivity Malaysia (MPC)

47 Lawatan Khidmat Nasihat Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti (APB)

20.09.2011 Kapit 1 Perbadanan Produktivity Malaysia (MPC)

48 Kursus Pengurusan Perubahan

25-26 .07.2011 Hotel Grand Margherita,Kuching

5 Uzi management and training services

49 Ceramah isra dan Mikraj

24.06.2011 Dewan Seminar Pusaka

40 Dr Abdul Razak b. Abdul Kadir

50 Mini Konvensyen ICC Wilayah Sarawak 2011

30.06.2011 Hotel Hilton 7 Perbadanan Produktivity Malaysia (MPC)

51 Kursus Pengukuhan dan Pengekalan Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti (5S advanced Programme)

14-15.06. 2011 MPC Kuching 2 Perbadanan Produktivity Malaysia (MPC)

52 Kepimpinan Berkesan & Kemahiran Interpersonal Untuk Penyelia

14-15.06. 2011 Bintulu 2 Perbadanan Produktivity Malaysia (MPC)

53 Sambutan Hari Buruh

18.05.2011 Dewan Seminar Pusaka

40 HHM Supply & Services

54 Seminar Kebangsaan Kaunseling Silang Budaya

24-25.05. 2011 UNIMAS 2 Persatuan Kaunseling Malaysia, Jalan Raja Laut

55 Strategic and 28–01.03. 2011 Parkcity 30 HDR Consultancy


Creative Thinking course

Everly Hotel, Bintulu

Sdn. Bhd.

56 Positive Steps To Manage Conflicts course

22.02.2011 Four Points, Sheraton Kuching

6 Adroit Global Network Sdn. Bhd.

TOTAL PARTICIPANTS 1051

TABLE 12: TECHNICAL TRAININGS, COURSES AND BRIEFINGS IN 2011 NO.

COURSE DATE PLACE NO. OF PARTICIPANTS

ORGANIZER

1 Aplikasi Penggunaan GPS dan Oziexplorer

08-11 .02.2011 Samajaya Nature Reserve, Stutong

30 Pejabat Hutan Wilayah Kuching/Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan

2 Kursus Asas Penyelenggaraan Landskap Untuk Jabatan Hutan

12–14.07.2011 Tingkat 19, Bilik Latihan, Wisma Sumber Alam, STIDC

30 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan, Jabatan Hutan/CMM

3 Kursus Pegawai Penyiasat (IO)

21-25 .02.2011 Bilik Latihan Pusaka, Tingkat 19, Wisma Sumber Alam

50 Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/ Latihan/ Perlindungan dan Penguatkuasaan

4 Latihan Audit 2011

03–11.03.2011 Pejabat Hutan Wilayah Kuching/Sibu/Bintulu/Miri

85 Perancangan dan Hasil/Latihan (Jabatan Hutan Sarawak)

5 Latihan Aplikasi GPS Dan Pemetaan Digital

23–27.05. 2011 Taman Rimba Samajaya, Stutong

30 Unit SADU (Jabatan Hutan Sarawak)

6 Latihan Pengesahan dan Pengauditan Kemajuan Lesen Ladang Hutan

04–05.05. 2011 Hotel Premier Sibu

36 Ladang Hutan/Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan (Jabatan Hutan)

7 Kursus “Wildlife Camera Trap (WLCT)”

25–29.04. 2011 Mega Hotel, Miri & Taman Negara Bukit Lambir, Miri

28 Hal Ehwal Antarabangsa, Unit Inisiatif Heart Of Borneo (HOB) (Jabatan Hutan)

8 Standing Committee

12.03.2011 Doha, Qatar 1 NCCD


Aqnd 15th CITES Conference Of Parties

9 ITTO – Cites Regional Workshop 2010

01–04.12.2011 Institut Penyelidikan Perhutanan Malaysia,Kl

1 NCCD

10 Kursus Pengenalan Mengenai Wildlife Trade Regulation and Species Identification

16–17.02.2011 Forest Research Centre

45 Unit Pemeliharaan dan Pewartaan, Jabatan Hutan Sarawak

11 Lab Penyediaan Artificial Propagation (AP) and Captive Breeding (CB) Di Bawah Akta 686 Siri II (Cites)

21–23.03. 2011 Arwana Genting Resort, KL

2

12 Seminar Familiarisation Mengenai CITES Dan Akta 686 Kepada Pegawai Kastam

09.05. 2011 Dewan Tan Sri Abdul Kadir Yusuf, Aras 3, Blok 4 G 7, Jalan Peguam Negara, Putra Jaya.

1

13 Kursus Engineering and Mapping For License For Planted Forest

14-15 .11.2011 Regency Rajah Court Hotel, Kuching.

31 Unit Ladang Hutan/Unit Pembangunan Sumber Manusia/Latihan/ JKM/CMM

14 Kursus Penyuntingan Gambar Foto Digital (Adobe Photoshop)

11-12.07. 2011 Hotel Birsdale, Jalan Haji Hussain,Off Jalan Tengku Abd.Rahman, Kuala Lumpur

1 ASFONS Multimedia

15 Kursus Membina Grafik untuk pembangunan laman

18-20.07. 2011 Hotel Birsdale, Jalan Haji Hussain,Off Jalan Tengku Abd.Rahman,

1 ASFONS Multimedia


web Kuala Lumpur 16 Kursus

Open Office Calc (Elementary & Intermediate) Kursus Microsoft Access (Elementary & Intermediate

22-23.06. 2011 SAINS Training Centre

3 Sarawak Information Systems Sdn. Bhd.

17 Computer Networking & Maintenance

23-24.02. 2011 Grand Margherita, Kuching

4 Bridge Knowle Events

18 Kursus Pegawai Penyiasat (IO) Kali Ke-2

14-16 .12. 2012 Taman Negara Similajau, Bintulu

61 Perlindungan dan Penguatkuasaan/ Unit Latihan

TOTAL PARTICIPANTS 440

TABLE 13: OVERSEA MEETING/SEMINAR/WORKSHOP TRIPS NO. NAME/DESIGNATION DETAILS DATE PLACE/VENUE 1. Datu Haji Ali Yusop

Director The Third Task Force Meeting (Senior Official Meeting) and the First Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Meeting of Ministers Responsible for Forestry

05-08 .09.2011

Beijing, China

2. Haji Sapuan Ahmad Deputy Director of Forests

47th Sessions of the International Tropical Timber Council and Associated Sessions of the Committees

12-23.11 2011 La Antigua, Guatemala

The 5th HoB Trilateral Meeting

19-25.11.2011 Balikpapan, Kalimantan, Indonesia

3. Haji Wan Shardini Wan Salleh Ag. Deputy Director of Forests

Technical Committee Meeting Regarding Tourism And Related Services (ISO/TC228) And Related Working Committees

15-20.05.2011

Viterbo, Italy

The 21st meeting of the standing committee, CITES

15-20.08.2011 Geneva Switzerland

4. Hamden Mohammad The 9th Session of United 22-06.02.2011 New York, USA


Assistant Director Nations Forum on Forests BIMP-EAGA Ministerial Conference on Heart of Borneo (HoB) and Coral reefs

08-09.03.2011 Brunei Darussalam

The 10th Meeting of the Working Group A Pan ASEAN Certification Initiative

24-27.05. 2011 Yogyakarta, Indonesia

The 7th Meeting of the ASEAN Experts Group On International Forest Policy Processes (AEG-IFPP) Meeting

06-09.06. 2011 Manila , Philippines

The 17th Meeting of the ASEAN Senior Official On Forestry (ASOF) and Its Related Forestry Meeting

2011 Thailand

The 5th Heart of Borneo (HoB) Trilateral Meeting

19-24.09.2011 Balik Papan, Kalimantan, Indonesia

Lawatan Kerja IRIM dan Mesyuarat Pegawai kanan Bersama Jabatan Perhutanan Brunei

03-04.11.2011 Brunei Darussalam

The 11th Meeting of the Working Group A Pan ASEAN Certification Initiative

22-24.05. 2011 Luang Prabang, Laos PDR

The 8th Meeting of the ASEAN Experts Group On International Forest Policy Processes (AEG-IFPP) Meeting

18-22.06. 2011 Pattaya, Thailand

5. Abg Ahmad Abg Morni Executive Forester

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC)

06-17.06. 2011 Bonn, Germany

28–11.12. 2011 (UNFCCC, COP17)

Durban, South Africa

BIMP-EAGA Conference on Heart of Borneo (HoB) and Coral Triangle Initiative (CTI)

09.03.2011 Brunei Darussalam

6. Jack Anak Liam Executive Forester

The Sistem Verifikasi Legalitas Kayu (SLVK): Asssuring the Legallity of Indonesian Timber Products – A High Level Market Dialogues between Indonesia, The EU, The US and Japan

10.03. 2011 The Sultan Hotel, Jakarta,

Indonesia.


7. Engkamat Lading Wildlife Officer

The 8th Meeting of the ASEAN Experts Group on the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna & Flora (AEG-CITES)

07-10.02. 2011 Bandar Seri Begawan,

Brunei Darussalam

The 61st Meeting of the Standing Committee, CITES

13-21.08. 2011 Geneva, Switzerland

8. Ahmad Ashrin Bin Mohamad Bohari Executive Forester

The Twenty-Fourth (24th) Session of The Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission (APFC)

11-17.11. 2011 Beijing, China

9. Dr. affendi Suhaili Executive Forester

Workshop on Airborne Hyperspectral Iamging Applications

September 2011 Trieste, Italy

9. Zarina Haji Shebli Executive Forester

2nd Asean Social Forestry Network (ASFN) Regional Forum for People & Forests Community Forestry: Key to solving current emerging challenges & the ASFN Inception Workshop

08-11.08. 2011 Siam Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand

ASFN Conference 2011: Forests for People: The role of Social Forestry in REDD and Forest Conservation

19-24.06. 2011 Bandar Seri Begawan,

Brunei Darussalam

Launching of Global Report on the Status of Tropical Forest Management, ITTO and SECO

06-09.06. 2011 Berne, Switzerland

10. Suliman Hj Jamahari Executive Forester

Training Workshop for Wetland Managers

20-24.06. 2011 Republic of Korea

11. Michael Ngelai Executive Forester

Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and Carbon Market Course

15-19 .08.2011 Millenium Hotel, Singapore

The 5th Heart of Borneo (HOB) Trilateral Meeting at Novotel Hotel, Balikpapan

15-19 .08.2011 Indonesia


FOREST REVENUE

REVIEW OF FINANCIAL STATE


Forest Department Sarawak is responsible for monitoring and documenting forest revenue and expenditure. As the Controller Entity, the department is accountable in planning and monitoring, coordinating, enforcing and auditing to ensure that the procedures applied by the relevant agencies are in accordance with the provisions of existing legislation and answerable for the effectiveness of collecting forest revenue from the forestry sector such as Royalty, Premium, Tariff, Permit Fees, Licence Fees, and other payments that accrue to the Government. REVENUE AND PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE 2011

Overall performance for the year 2011 was satisfactory and the total projected revenue collection for the year 2011 was RM685.3 million and it was based on the target amount of 9.5 million m3 of timber production for the year. Forest royalties were the largest contributor which contributed RM625, 453,705.76 and managed to achieve 98.52% of 2011 projected total RM634, 880,000.00. Premiums and tariffs also recorded significant contribution after forest royalty followed by other account codes.

Total log production in 2011 was 9,610,433.54 m3 compared to 10,151,766 m3 in the

previous year. This production was more than the targeted figures 9.50 million m3 per year. Production of hill forests recorded higher percentage, i.e. 95.96% compared to 4.04% of production from mangrove swamps. Meanwhile, the amount of royalties collected from hewn timber and other forest produce in 2011 amounted to RM18, 754,587.92. Based on the State Treasury records, total revenue collected from royalties, premiums, and tariffs, fees, permits and others for the year 2011 was RM672, 669,622.32. This achievement was approximately 98.16% of the projected forecast of RM685.3 million. In 2011, the trends in total annual revenue collection remained unchanged proportional to the number of recorded timber production (Table below). Total actual revenue recorded for the year 2011 amounted to RM673 million from 9.6 million m3 of timber production. This figure showed a slight decrease in the actual collection of revenue in the year 2010 amounting to RM730 million from 10.1 million m3 of timber production (including revenue in 2009 due to the payment of three months imposed by the Government). In 2010, the collection of forest royalty is a major contributor to the State income of about 17% after the


Gas and Petroleum (54%) and various dividends (24%). Thus, the prudent efforts will continue to be made and implemented to ensure the optimal amount of revenue to be collected from the timber sector through cooperation of all parties involved.

TABLE 14: LOG PRODUCTION AND FOREST REVENUE 2000 – 2011 YEAR HILL LOGS

(M3) SWAMP LOGS (M3)

TOTAL PRODUCTION

(M3)

ROYALTY & PREMIUMS

(RM)

OTHERS (RM)

TOTAL FOREST

REVENUE (RM) 2000 12,253,571 2,020,478 14,274,049 893,643,195 1,628,069 895,271,264 2001 10,591,271 1,588,082 12,179,353 822,224,160 3,024,767 825,248,927 2002 10,586,701 1,267,891 11,854,592 740,690,232 2,491,067 743,181,299 2003 10,778,421 1,374,902 12,153,323 736,795,189 9,407,642 746,202,831 2004 10,815,431 1,235,797 12,051,228 695,229,109 7,613,510 702,842,619 2005 10,969,148 1,067,006 12,036,154 739,784,447 19,910,014 759,694,461 2006 10,948,446 916,049 11,864,495 675,372,140 12,958,102 688,330,242 2007 11,073,050 817,194 11,890,244 672,335,194 14,925,067 687,260,261 2008 10,790,131 545,446 11,335,577 636,282,002 14,298,694 650,580,696 2009 10,087,300 280,092 10,367,392 409,974,667 19,264,740 429,239,407 2010 9,861,668 290,099 10,151,766 711,443,232 19,480,408 730,923,640 2011 9,222,205 388,228 9,610,434 656,076,876 16,570,723 672,647,599

CHART 1: ANNUAL LOG PRODUCTION 2000-2011


TABLE 15: FOREST REVENUE COLLECTED IN 2011

TITLE MONTH TOTAL

(RM) Jan.(RM) Feb.(RM) Mar.(RM) Apr.(RM) May(RM) Jun.(RM) Jul.(RM) Aug.(RM) Sept.(RM) Oct.(RM) Nov.(RM) Dec.(RM)

Forest Premium 263,429.43 355,592.80 193,427.07 264,824.82 2,561.65 220,479.95 235,826.59 240,472.05 233,031.90 276,395.90 227,879.35 141,626.75 2,655,548.26

Hill Timber Premium

747,577.19 416,593.34 447,426.23 695,421.90 611,689.61 752,605.29 786,324.19 831,126.10 889,622.26 800,433.26 833,694.52 819,863.39 8,632,377.28

Timber Premium 527,593.07 484,466.70 1,202,932.32 619,681.83 -614,871.70 474,179.66 525,367.95 548,155.55 576,759.63 506,802.47 542,926.65 534,170.29 5,928,164.42

Forest Royalty 44,998,997.97 31,888,560.75 33,771,386.85 53,703,301.31 48,675,200.40 57,498,313.26 58,169,483.22 60,600,290.70 61,523,437.25 55,599,802.89 60,060,599.68 58,964,331.48 625,453,705.76

Planted Forest Royalty

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,239.85 2,119.55 7,278.30 2,901.75 5,085.25 1,398.90 22,023.60

Timber Development Tariff

272,170.30 105,857.34 173,171.60 256,797.55 204,701.86 229,577.90 238,436.00 209,950.21 203,320.15 208,965.00 192,203.37 215,047.08 2,510,198.36

Sarawak Timber Industries Tariff

879,323.18 488,957.45 504,284.30 805,682.94 725,339.95 863,863.29 875,501.80 913,466.36 928,861.27 847,758.66 904,952.74 890,115.97 9,628,107.91

Miiscellaneous Timber Tariff

127,646.50 54,473.57 93,776.32 106,183.22 101,547.95 120,104.40 96,514.60 139,342.70 95,003.00 108,495.75 90,166.41 113,495.55 1,246,749.97

Planted Forest Tariff

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,239.85 2,119.55 7,278.30 2,901.75 5,085.25 1,398.90 22,023.60

Wildlife Protection Licence

30,085.00 13,308.00 25,490.00 35,122.00 17,800.00 15,384.00 22,535.00 20,082.00 13,967.00 21,433.00 18,132.00 27,239.00 260,577.00

Forest Permit 541,677.00 2,508,104.00 2,762,238.00 46,900.00 154,741.00 57,627.00 49,377.00 51,180.00 48,367.00 1,643,114.00 1,511,236.00 74,578.00 9,449,139.00

National Park Fees

160,903.20 181,951.50 278,147.85 328,138.10 269,554.65 331,307.60 372,036.95 338,443.30 363,847.20 245,056.40 279,773.85 307,815.31 3,456,975.91

Sales of Forest Produce

303.00 48,510.25 17,393.32 21,851.41 47,578.61 3,640.75 52,241.93 93,268.00 7,431.12 10,521.75 86,232.81 1,130.66 390,103.61

Forest Liquidated Damages

161,409.00 137,608.01 178,651.98 192,299.73 418,070.42 129,999.60 233,473.02 298,602.82 149,326.37 203,321.36 288,502.16 80,863.60 2,472,128.07

Forest Compounds

59,616.15 31,931.00 42,841.75 18,753.35 43,498.80 4,355.65 44,360.15 63,264.00 34,312.90 49,528.25 32,028.85 62,521.05 487,011.90

Forest Surcharge on Royalty Bills

908.38 4,544.35 2,053.20 3,245.24 2,581.85 3,789.45 9,959.55 1,325.75 1,300.40 1,186.20 19,829.55 4,063.75 54,787.67

GRAND TOTAL 48,771,639.37 36,720,459.06 39,693,220.79 57,098,203.40 50,659,995.05 60,705,227.80 61,717,917.65 64,353,208.64 65,083,144.05 60,528,618.39 65,098,328.44 62,239,659.68 672,669,622.32


TABLE 16: MONTHLY REVENUE COLLECTION IN 2011

MONTH RM January 48,771,639.37 February 36,720,459.06 March 39,693,220.79 April 57,098,203.40 May 50,659,995.05 June 60,705,227.80 July 61,717,917.65 August 64,353,208.64 September 65,083,144.05 October 60,528,618.39 November 65,098,328.44 December 62,239,659.68

TABLE 17: ANNUAL LOG PRODUCTION 2007 – 2011 YEAR HILL

LOGS(M3) SWAMP

LOGS(M3) % HILL LOGS

% SWAMP LOGS

TOTAL PRODUCTION(M3)

1990 16,158,297 2,679,463 85.78 14.22 18,837,760

1995 12,830,345 3,261,575 79.73 20.27 16,091,920

2000 12,253,571 2,020,478 85.85 14.15 14,274,049

2005 10,969,148 1,067,006 91.13 8.87 12,036,154

2010 9,861,668 290,099 97.14 2.86 10,151,766

2011 9,222,205 388,228 95.96 4.04 9,610,434


REVENUE COLLECTION FROM NATIONAL PARKS, NATURE RESERVES AND WILDLIFE CENTRES

The total revenue collection from National Parks, Nature Reserves and Wildlife Centres throughout 2011 was RM 3,519,924.60. Details of the revenue collection are as shown in table below.

TABLE 18: DETAILS OF REVENUE COLLECTION FROM NATIONAL PARKS, NATURE RESERVES AND WILDLIFE CENTRES THROUGHOUT 2011 PARKS/ MONTH

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC GRAND TOTAL

Bako NP

E 14,345 18,690 25,330 26,740 28,730 30,470 49,095 49,250 30,635 25,210 19,975 16,410 708,812.8 O 22,123.5 25,570.5 33,108.8 32,326.4 32,726.9 31,910.4 50,432.7 42,284.4 24,461.2 31,290.1 25,583.2 22,114.7

Kubah NP

E 2,375 3,390 3,075 3,905 4,165 4,800 5,760 3,670 3,530 3,875 3,815 5,260 107,635 O 2,655 3,250 3,000 4,230 5,775 6,330 7,960 3,990 4,050 7,180 6,975 4,620

Gading NP

E 4,475 5,485 6,395 7,060 8,580 10,550 8,310 5,625 6,410 7,655 7,685 7,395 156,130 O 3,370 3,210 6,405 5,150 5,440 6,695 5,410 5,225 5,590 6,455 11,130 6,425

Btg. Ai NP

E 100 50 20 110 20 0 170 70 0 60 10 0 610 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Matang WC

E 5,035 6,475 10,255 11,190 12,880 13,850 12,075 7,260 8,310 10,010 11,125 10,805 179,655 O 2,000 1,325 5,185 3,165 3,075 900 11,805 5,750 2,730 14,845 4,955 4,650

Semenggoh WC E 13,207 14,612 23,165 20,323.5 24,579.5 28,130 32,535 25,133.5 22,432 22,717 2,187.8 24,366 256,878.35 O 100 100 540 140 140 160 560 950 420 80 300 0

Wind Cave NR

E 940.5 568 3,178 2,999.5 3,181.5 3,910 3,630 2,694.5 2,041.5 3,275 3,375.5 2,805 32,959 O 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30


Sama Jaya NR

E 5,081 5,153 7,403 7,169 8,674 7,795 8,517 7,268 7,517 7,325 7,163 5,355 84,620 O 0 0 100 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Similajau NP

E 4,430 6,535 4,225 6,585 6,430 8,135 5,170 8,025 7,280 5,620 6,410 4,745 191,339.1 O 7,196.5 6,105.1 8,815 12,620 8,292.3 11,759.3 13,214.3 12,786.8 9,857.5 8,459 8,230.3 10,413

Niah NP E 6,220 4,350 16,795 14,510 15,905 21,085 24,240 15,100 13,080 12,975 17,095 20,140 303,634.05 O 4,026.6 1,338.8 15,634.4 12,254.1 8,049.3 16,262.3 19,569.15 10,095.8 6,536.8 7,366.1 9,581.5 11,424.2

Lambir NP

E 3,725 2,205 8,780 7,040 9,310 9,755 11,465 9,815 9,675 6,450 9,485 11,630 154,615 O 1,410 325 2,475 3,085 6,735 3,275 6,470 3,010 2,075 6,200 9,115 11,105

Loagan Bunut

E 135 205 135 280 410 550 500 135 970 150 100 245 17,350.00 O 345 945 640 1,575 1,265 1,015 1,610 770 3,080 670 1,200 420

Mulu NP

E 12,400 14,670 16,885 18,940 15,935 17,605 32,230 18,015 23,090 16,315 14,540 18,015 1,318,901.30 O 78,890.7 76,681 80,164.85 101,822.6 74,978.95 69,187 118,185.25 134,491.8 90,603.2 74,880.4 65,884.55 134,491

Tanjung Datu NP

E 0 0 0 230 130 460 280 820 615 45 0 0 3,365.00 O 0 0 0 195 75 65 190 260 0 0 0 0

Talang Satang

E 0 0 100 70 60 530 270 1,940 450 0 0 0 3,420.00 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Maludam NP

E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 194,615.8 201,268.4 281,839.05 303,745.1 285,672.45 305,214 429,683.4 374,464.8 285,469.20 279,137.6 245,950.9 332,863.9 3,519,924.6

NOTE: NP = National Park, NR = Nature Reserve, WC = Wildlife Sanctuary, E =, O =


LICENCE AND PERMIT

TABLE 19: REVENUE COLLECTION FROM ISSUANCE OF WILDLIFE LICENSES IN 2011 NO. TYPES OF LICENCES/PERMIT TOTAL NO. OF.

LICENCES/PERMITS ISSUED

TOTAL AMOUNT

COLLECTED (RM)

1 Licence to Build, Erect or Maintain Any Building or Structure for Swiflets Farming

269 53,800.00

2 Licence to Collect, Cultivate or Sell a Protected Plant or Part or Derivate Thereof

16 1,600.00

3 Licence for Commercial WildLife Farm 202 20,200.00 4 Duplicate Licence to Collect Edible Birds Nest 15 75.00 5 Duplicate Licence to Sell Edible Bird’s Nest 54 270.00 6 Duplicate Licence to Sell Gaharu 0 0.00 7 Licence to Hunt, Capture or Collected Protected Animal

or Protected Plants 1 0.00

8 Licence to Import & Export Any Other Wild Plant 7 158.00 9 Licence to Import & Export Wild Animals 30 827.00 10 Licence to Import or Eksport Any Other Protected Wild

Plant 154 2,220.00

11 Licence to Import or Export Gaharu Collected from the Wild

4 145.00

12 Permit to Keep Totally Protected Animal in Public Zoo 0 0.00 13 Licence to Collect Edible Bird’s Nest 52 5,200.00 14 Licence to Export Processes Edible Birds Nest 4076 101,895.00 15 Licence to Import Unprocessed/ Processed Edible Bird’s’

Nests 87 14,870.00

16 Licence to Keep in Captivity or to Possess Protected Animal or Protected Plants

45 1,130.00

17 Licence to Sell Edible Bird’’s’ Nests 259 25,900.00 18 Licence to Sell Swiflets’ Dropping (Guano) 1 100.00 19 Licence to Use Mist Nets 2 0.00 20 Licence to Sell Meat or Any Recognizable Part or

Derivative of Wild Animal 30 3,000.00

21 Licence for Wild Animal Farm 7 700.00 TOTAL 5311 232,090.00


FINANCIAL SUMMARY OF DEPARTMENT ALLOCATION & OPERATING EXPENDITURE 2011 In 2011, a total of RM54,123,073.19 was allocated to the Department, namely emoluments, services and supplies, assets, honorarium and grants. Out of this allocation, a total of RM51,544,283.80 or 95.24% was used for operating expenses of the Department as shown in table 20 below.

TABLE 20: SUMMARY OF DEPARTMENT ALLOCATION & OPERATING EXPENDITURE 2011 B35 ANNUAL RECURRENT ITEMS ALLOCATION (RM) EXPENDITURE

(RM) / (%) 11000 Salary and wages 20,508,980.07 20,147,530.18 98.24 12000 Fixed allowances 7,566,078.77 6,760,738.07 89.36 13000 Statutory contributions 334,777.93 334,705.93 99.98 14000 Overtime allowances 86,810.00 81,721.59 94.14 15000 Other financial benefits 2,615,430.83 1,719,512.14 65.74 10000 TOTAL EMOLUMENTS 31,102,077.60 29,044,207.91 93.38 21000 Transport and travelling 4,095,544.50 3,988,597.41 97.39 22000 Transportation of items 61,250.37 53,696.31 87.67 23000 Communication and utilities 443,095.39 439,613.20 99.21 24000 Rentals 718,150.00 693,009.06 96.45 25000 Food and beverage 62,400.00 61,006.55 97.77 26000 Materials for maintenance and

repair works 497,496.00 475995.60 95.68

27000 Supply and other materials 583,319.00 562,898.66 96.50 28000 Maintenance and minor repairs 137,500.00 126,551.37 92.04 29000 Elementary services and other

purchased services and hospitality 6,118,046.00 5,980,943.45 97.76

20000 TOTAL SERVICE AND SUPPLY 12,716,451.26 12,382,271.61 97.96 31000 Land and land improvements 170,328.33 0 0 34000 Vehicles and machinery 9,920.00 9,000.00 90.73 35000 Office equipment, furniture

appliances and reference item 79,256.00 75,284.28 94.99

37000 Other capital assets 45,040.00 43,520.00 96.63 30000 TOTAL ASSETS 304,544.33 127,804.28 41.97 42000 Grant 10,000,000.00 10,000,000.00 100 40000 TOTAL OF HONORARIUM AND

FIXED CHARGE PAYMENT 10,000,000.00 10,000,000.00 100

GRAND TOTAL 54,123,073.19 51,544,283.80 95.24


CHART 2: SUMMARY OF DEPARTMENT ALLOCATION & OPERATING EXPEDITURE 2011

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE REPORT During the year, a total of RM 64,216,973.19 was allocated to the Forest Department Sarawak. The allocation included operating expenses, federal and state development expenditure under the Ministry of Planning and Resource Management (MPRM), Ministry of Tourism and Heritage (MinTH), Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (NRE) and the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia (MOTOUR). Details of allocation and expenditure are as summarised in table 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25.

TABLE 21: SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATING ALLOCATION FOR 2011

NO. CODE SOURCES ALLOCATION (RM)

EXPENDITURE (RM)

BALANCE (%)

1. B.35 State Fund (Operation) 54,123,073.19 51,544,283.80 4.76 2. P.17 Ministry of Planning and Resource

Management (MPRM) (State Fund) 2,500,000.00 2,329,671.67 6.81

3. P.18 Ministry of Tourism and Heritage (MinTH) (State Fund)

4,500,000.00 4,401,237.97 2.19

4. P.23 Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (NRE) (Federal Fund)

2,368,900.00 2,281,118.24 3.71

5. P.31 Ministry of Tourism (MOTOUR) (Federal Fund)

725,000.00 644,854.40 11.05

GRAND TOTAL 64,216,973.19 61,201,166.08 4.70


CHART 3: SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATING ALLOCATION FOR 2011

TABLE 22: EXPENDITURE SUMMARY OF MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (MPRM) (STATE ALLOCATION)

P17

MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (MPRM)

HEAD / SUBHEAD

TITLE ALLOCATION (RM)

EXPENDITURE RM %

Land Acquisition For Establishment of National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary and Nature Reserve Objective: To achieve 1 million hectares of land gazetted as TPAs;

To provide infrastructure facilities in National Parks;

To prevent illegal logging in National Parks.

2,500,000 2,329,671.67 93.19

TOTAL 2,500,000 2,329,671.67 93.19


TABLE 23: MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND HERITAGE (MINTH) (STATE ALLOCATION)

P18

MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND HERITAGE(MINTH)

HEAD / SUBHEAD

TITLE ALLOCATION EXPENDITURE RM %

1 Taman Negara Mulu 4,500,000.00 4,401,237.97 97.81

TOTAL 4,500,000.00 4,401,237.97 97.81

TABLE 24: MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT (NRE) (FEDERAL ALLOCATION)

P23 MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT (NRE)

HEAD / SUBHEAD TITLE ALLOCATION EXPENDITURE

RM % 09800 Sarawak Forest Research and Botanical

Centre 400,000.00 395,766.38 98.94

09900 Forest Industry Development Project; Sarawak Forestry Intergrated Information System

1,866,000.00 1,857,130.54 99.52

10100 Wildlife Conservation and International Forestry Joint Projects

102,900.00 28,221.32 27.43

TOTAL 2,368,900.00 2,281,118.24 96.29

TABLE 25: MINISTRY OF TOURISM (MOTOUR) (FEDERAL ALLOCATION)

P31 MINISTRY OF TOURISM (MOTOUR)

TITLE ALLOCATION EXPENDITURE RM %

Economics Stimuli Projects 1 Tourism Amenities Upgrading at Kubah

National Park 225,000.00 224,854.40 99.94

2 Tourism Amenities Development at Similajau National Park (Phase II)

500,000.00 420,000.00 84.00

TOTAL 725,000.00 644,854.40 88.95


FOREST MANAGEMENT & PLANNING

FOREST MANAGEMENT


Based on Satellite Imagery of 2010/2011, the total forest cover in Sarawak amounting to 10.2 mil hectares is inclusive of the secondary forest. The breakdown of the land use classification is shown in table 26.

TABLE 26: LAND USE CLASSIFICATION IN SARAWAK AS AT 31 DEC 2011 CLASSIFICATION LANDUSE CATEGORY

PFE TPA STATELAND TOTAL

Forested 4,150,526 487,100 3,895,988 8,533,614

*Secondary Forest 70,723 16,346 1,598,475 1,685,544

**Agriculture 142,522 4,113 1,632,555 1,779,190

Settlement 8,162 8,448 249,150 265,760

Water Body 3,668 939 112,964 117,571

TOTAL 4,375,601 516,946 7,489,132 12,381,679

% Of Land Area 35.3% 4.2% 60.5% 100.0% Note: * Shifting Agriculture, NCR, etc

** Oil palm, fruit orchard and other agriculture activities In the year 2011, a total of 72 new licences were issued as compared to 43 in the year 2010.

TABLE 27: NUMBER & AREA (HA) OF TIMBER LICENCES ISSUED NO. TYPE OF TIMBER

LICENCES ISSUED IN 2010 ISSUED IN 2011

1. F.30 2 69,745.00 - -

2. F.3 5 8,974.00 25 150,155.00

3. OT 22 59,204.40 39 162,007.02

4. Belian 14 43,985.00 7 19,509.00

5. Rubber - - - -

6. LPF 2 9,210.00 - -

7. Mangrove - - 1 564.00

TOTAL 45 191,127.40 72 333,235.02

MANGROVE PROJECT 2011: MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME OF PLANTING MANGROVE AND OTHER SPECIES ALONG NATIONAL COASTLINE


Forest Department Sarawak has been mandated to implement this planting programme. Since year 2006 until December 2010, the Department had planted a total area of 283.8 hectares with 610,700 mangrove trees and other species in coastal areas throughout the State. In year 2011, the Forest Department Sarawak carried out only the monitoring work.

The objectives of the monitoring programme are to:

i. assess status of mangrove trees and other species in planted areas;

ii. determine further action on the planted areas.

The monitoring programme focused on the assessment of the survival and growth rates of planted trees. A total of 17 monitoring work throughout the State was undertaken and divided into three (3) zones as shown in table 28.

TABLE 28: DATE OF PLANTING

ZONE LOCATION SPECIES AREA (HA) DATE SURVIVAL

RATE (%)

North Kuala Sibuti, Miri Rhu laut 5.1 July 2009 60 Kuala Baram, Miri Rhu laut 6.8 July 2010 75 Kuala Nyalau, Bintulu Rhu laut 2.3 August 2008 15 Kuala Setulan, Bintulu Rhu laut 3.3 August 2010 15

Central Sanglau, Kuala Oya Rhu laut 4.0 July 2009 98 Sg. Bedengan, Balingian Rhu laut 2.5 August 2009 70 Kuala Matu, Daro Rhu laut 1.1 August 2010 98 Kpg. Litong, Mukah Rhu laut 0.4 June 2008 70 Kuala Petanak, Mukah Rhu laut 3.2 March 2009 10 Kpg. Bom, Kuala Oya B.Kurap 4.6 July 2010 5 Semop, Daro B.Kurap 15.8 August 2010 80 Pulau Tun Ahmad Zaidi, Daro

B.Kurap 33.7 November 2009 80

Sg. Kelepu, Saie, Daro B.Kurap 14.6 July 2010 80 Muara Sg. Daro B.Kurap 2.4 July 2009 90

South Sanktuari Sumber Alam B.Kurap 2.4 March 2008 95 Kpg. Selabat/ Pasir Putih B.Kurap 44.0 Mac 2009 85 Kpg. Selabat/ Pasir Putih Rhu laut 1.7 April 2009 80

Total Area 147.9

According to observation and monitoring work at selected locations, most of the locations showed significant growth and there were also some affected areas. A total of nine (9) areas


recorded a survival rate of ≥ 80%, four (4) areas 50-79% and remaining recorded less than 50%.

ACTIVITIES OF PLANTING MANGROVE TREES

Growth Status of Pokok Rhu Laut in Kuala Sibuti (Miri Region) Total Width: 5.1 ha % Survival Rate: 62% Status: Achievable

JULY 2009 MAY 2011

FOREST PLANTATION


The establishment of planted forest is a long-term strategy towards providing alternative sources of raw material for the wood-based industries in Sarawak. The planted forests also help to reduce the dependency on the natural forests. RATE OF ROYALTY AND CESS

With effect from 1 January 2011, the rates are as follows:

Royalty RM5.00 per m3

Cess RM5.00 per m3

Species planted are mainly fast growing exotic species and some indigenous species:

• Acacia mangium;

• Paraserianthes falcataria (Batai);

• Eucalyptus spp.;

• Hevea brasiliensis (Rubber)- Latex Timber Clone;

• Neolamarckia cadamba (Kelampayan);

• Other local species such as Engkabang, Durio spp. are also considered. Area planted as at December 2011 by species is shown chart below whereas area planted by year is shown in chart 4.

CHART 4: PERCENTAGE OF AREA PLANTED BY SPECIES

The total area planted since 1997 is 289,848.00 ha. The annual area planted from 1997 – 2011


is shown in chart 5. CHART 5: AREA PLANTED BY YEAR 2011

TABLE 29: SUMMARY OF LICENCE FOR PLANTED FOREST (LPF) Total licence issued the end of December 2011 43 licence Total area (Gross) 2.8 Million Hectares Total plantable area 1.3 million Total area planted 289, 848 Ha


FOREST REGISTRATION & LICENSING REGISTRATION OF TIMBER LOGGING LICENCES FOR YEAR 2011 A total of 132 new registrations and 686 renewals of registrations for timber licence were done as shown in table 30 and 31.

TABLE 30: REGISTRATION OF TIMBER OPERATOR FOR YEAR 2011 NO. APPLICATION TOTAL 1 Holder of Timber Licence (HOTL) 65 2 Power of Attorney (PA) 2 3 Logging Contractor 21 4 Logging and Plantation Contractor 0 5 Holder of Timber Licence and Logging Contractor 0 6 Power of Attorney and Logging Contractor 34 7 Logging Sub-contractor 10 8 Substituted Power of Attorney and Logging Contractor 0 9 Substituted Power of Attorney 0

Total 132

TABLE 31: RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION OF TIMBER OPERATER FOR YEAR 2011 NO. APPLICATION TOTAL 1 Holder of Timber Licence (HOTL) 338 2 Power of Attorney (PA) 18 3 Logging Contractor 142 4 Logging and Plantation Contractor 3 5 Holder of Timber Licence and Logging Contractor 2 6 Power of Attorney and Logging Contractor 95 7 Logging Sub-contractor 83 8 Substituted Power of Attorney and Logging Contractor 3 9 Substituted Power of Attorney 2

TOTAL 686

FOREST TIMBER LICENCE FOR YEAR 2011

In 2011, a total of 55 new timber licences were issued and a total of 156 logging licences were renewed. New licences and renewal of licence included different types of licences Occupational License Ticket (OT), Timber Licence Purchases (BT), Mangrove (PF / C / F) and Letter of Authority (LA). Tables 32 and 33 below show the number of new logging licences issued and timber licences renewed in 2011.


TABLE 32: NEW FOREST TIMBER LICENCE ISSUED IN YEAR 2011

LICENCE FOR 2011 DIVISION LICENCE TYPE KUCHING SIBU BINTULU MIRI TOTAL (LICENCE)

Occupational Ticket Licence (Ot) 9 16 4 11 40 Belian Timber Licence (Bt) 0 7 0 1 8 Mangrove - Poles & Fire (Pf) 0 0 0 0 0 Mangrove - Poles (P) 0 2 0 0 2 Mangrove - Fire (F) 0 0 0 0 0 Letter Authority (La) 3 2 0 0 5 Total (By Division) 12 27 4 12 55

TABLE 33: RENEWAL OF FOREST TIMBER LICENCE FOR YEAR 2011 RENEWAL LICENCE FOR 2011 DIVISION LICENCE TYPE KUCHING SIBU BINTULU MIRI TOTAL (LICENCE)

Occupational Ticket Licence (Ot) 12 29 5 14 60 Belian Timber Licence (Bt) 1 21 15 26 63 Mangrove - Poles & Fire (Pf) 12 0 0 1 13 Mangrove - Poles (P) 16 0 0 0 16 Mangrove - Fire (F) 0 4 0 0 4 Total (By Division) 41 54 20 41 156

SAWMILL ACTIVITIES IN 2011

In year 2011, a total of 4 new sawmill licences were issued, 37 amendments to sawmill layout plan approved, and 107 sawmills inspected.


FOREST CONSERVATION


FOREST CONSTITUTION & CONSERVATION In the year under review, the department was continuously committed to constitution of the establishment, management, planning and development of the national parks, nature reserves, wildlife sanctuaries and also accountable for the conservation and management of the wildlife in the state. In the year 2011, various activities were carried out throughout the year as shown in tables below: A) Constitution of TPAs Only three (3) areas were gazetted in 2011 with a total area of 39052.00 ha.

TABLE 34: CONSTITUTION OF TPAs NO. NATIONAL PARK DIVISION LAND

AREA (HA) WATER

BODIES (HA) TOTAL

AREA (HA) DATE OF GAZETTE

1 Gunung Mulu National Park (Ext. II)

Miri 28251.00 0.00 28251.00 Jun 9, 11

2 Gunung Buda National Park Ext

Limbang 5072.00 0.00 5072.00 Jun 9, 11

3 Bukit Mersing National Park

Bintulu 5729.00 0.00 5729.00 Jun 9, 11

TOTAL 39052.00 0.00 39052.00

B) GAZETTED NATIONAL PARKS

TABLE 35: SUMMARY OF GAZETTED NATIONAL PARKS IN SARAWAK AS AT 2011 NO. DETAILS TOTAL 1 Total No. of gazetted TPAs 26

2 Total area (size) of gazetted National Parks i) Land areas = 374,649.00 ha ii) Water bodies = 206,344.00 ha

580,993.00

Note: details are as mentioned table below.


TABLE 36: DETAILED LIST OF GAZETTED NATIONAL PARKS OF SARAWAK AS AT 2011 NO. NATIONAL PARK DIVISION LAND

AREA (HA) WATER

BODIES (HA) TOTAL AREA

(HA) DATE OF GAZETTE

1 Bako National Park Kuching 2727.00 0.00 2727.00 May 4, 57 2 Gunung Gading

National Park Kuching 4196.00 0.00 4196.00 Oct 27, 88

3 Kubah National Park Kuching 2230.00 0.00 2230.00 May 11, 89 4 Tanjung Datu National

Park Kuching 1379.00 0.00 1379.00 May 19, 94

5 Talang Satang National Park

Kuching 0.00 19414.00 19414.00 Nov 4, 99

6 Kuching Wetlands National Park

Kuching 6610.00 0.00 6610.00 Oct 10, 02

7 Santubong National Park

Kuching 1410.00 0.00 1410.00 Jul 19, 07

8 Bungo Range National Park

Kuching 8096.00 0.00 8096.00 Mar 25, 10

9 Sedilu National Park Samarahan 5970.00 0.00 5970.00 Sep 8, 10 10 Batang Ai National Park Sri Aman 24040.00 0.00 24040.00 Apr 11, 91 11 Maludam National Park Betong 43147.00 0.00 43147.00 May 31, 00 12 Rajang Mangroves

National Park Sibu 9373.00 0.00 9373.00 Aug 3, 00

13 Pelagus National Park Kapit 2041.00 0.00 2041.00 Jul 2, 09 14 Similajau National Park Bintulu 7064.00 0.00 7064.00 Apr 20, 78 Similajau National Park

(1st Ext.) Bintulu 1932.00 0.00 1932.00 Jun 22, 00

15 Bukit Tiban National Park

Bintulu 8000.00 0.00 8000.00 May 31, 00

16 Gunong Mulu National Park

Miri 52865.00 0.00 52865.00 Oct 3, 74

Gunung Mulu National Park (Ext. II)

Miri 28251.00 0.00 28251.00 Jun 9, 11

17 Niah National Park Miri 3138.00 0.00 3138.00 May 15, 75 18 Lambir Hills National

Park Miri 6949.00 0.00 6949.00 May 26, 75

19 Loagan Bunut National Park

Miri 10736.00 0.00 10736.00 Aug 29, 91

20 Usun Apau National Park

Miri 49355.00 0.00 49355.00 Sep 29, 05

21 Miri-Sibuti Coral Reefs National Park

Miri 0.00 186930.00 186930.00 Apr 19, 07

22 Pulong Tau National Park

Miri & Limbang

59817.00 0.00 59817.00 Mar 24, 05

23 Gunung Buda National Park

Limbang 6235.00 0.00 6235.00 Jan 18, 57

Gunung Buda National Park Ext

Limbang 5072.00 0.00 5072.00 Jun 9, 11


24 Ulu Sebuyau National Park

Sri Aman + Samarahan

18287.00 0.00 18287.00 Jul 1, 10

26 Bukit Mersing National Park

Bintulu 5729.00 0.00 5729.00 Jun 9, 11

Total Area (Ha) 374649.00 206344.00 580993.00 C) Wildlife Sanctuaries

TABLE 37: SUMMARY OF GAZETTED WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES IN SARAWAK AS AT 2011 NO. DETAILS TOTAL 1 Total No. of gazetted WildLife Sanctuaries 4 2 Total area (size) of gazetted WildLife Sanctuaries

Land areas = 192, 235.40 ha Water bodies = 0.00 ha

192, 235.40 ha


TABLE 38: DETAILED LIST OF GAZETTED WILD LIFE SANCTUARIES OF SARAWAK AS AT

2011 NO. WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES DIVISION LAND

AREA (HA) WATER BODIES

(HA)

TOTAL AREA (HA)

DATE OF GAZETTE

1 Samunsam WildLife Sanctuary

Kuching 6,092.00 0.00 6,092.00 Mar 22, 79

Samunsam WildLife Sanctuary (1st Ext.)

Kuching 16,706.00 0.00 16,706.00 Aug 3, 00

2 Pulau Tukong Ara and Banun WildLife Sanctuary

Kuching 1.40 0.00 1.40 Aug 29, 85

3 Lanjak Entimau WildLife Sanctuary

Sarikei, Sibu, Kapit

168,758.00 0.00 168,758.00 Mar 3, 83

4 Sibuti WildLife Sanctuary Miri 678.00 0.00 678.00 Aug 3, 00 Total Area (Ha) 192,235.40 0.00 192,235.40

D) Nature Reserves

TABLE 39: SUMMARY OF GAZETTED NATURE RESERVES IN SARAWAK AS AT 2011 NO. DETAILS TOTAL

1 Total No. of gazetted Nature Reserves 5 2 Total area (size) of gazetted Wild Life Sanctuaries

Land areas = 945.08 ha Water bodies = 0.00 ha

945.08 ha

Note: details are as mentioned table below. TABLE 40: DETAILED LIST OF GAZETTED NATURE RESERVES OF SARAWAK AS AT 2011

NO. NATURE RESERVES DIVISION LAND

AREA (HA) WATER BODIES

(HA)

TOTAL AREA (HA)

DATE OF GAZETTE

1 Wind Cave Nature Reserve Kuching 6.16 0.00 6.16 Nov 4, 99 2 Sama Jaya Forest Park (Stutong

Nature Reserve) Kuching 37.92 0.00 37.92 Mar 23, 00


3 Semenggoh Nature Reserve Kuching 653.00 0.00 653.00 Apr 20, 00 4 Bukit Sembiling Nature Reserve Limbang 101.00 0.00 101.00 Jun 22, 00 5 Bukit Hitam Nature Reserve Limbang 147.00 0.00 147.00 Jun 22, 00

Total Area (Ha) 945.08 0.00 945.08 E) Rehabilitation & Wildlife Centres

The total area (size) of gazetted Rehabilitation & Wildlife Centres = 181.20 ha (Table 30 & 31)

TABLE 41: AREAS OF GAZETTED REHABILITATION & WILDLIFE CENTRES NO. DETAILS TOTAL 1 Total No. of gazetted Rehabilitation & Wildlife Centres 2 2 Total area (size) of gazetted WildLife Sanctuaries

Land areas = 181.20 ha Water bodies = 0.00 ha

181.20 ha


TABLE 42: DETAILS LIST OF GAZETTED REHABILITATION* & WILDLIFE CENTRES**

NO. NATURE RESERVES DIVISION LAND AREA (HA.)

WATER BODIES (HA.)

TOTAL AREA (HA.)

1 Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre*

Kuching 2.20 0.00 2.20

2 Matang Wildlife Cenrer** Kuching 179.00 0.00 179.00

Total area (size) 181.20 0.00 181.20

Note * : Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is part of Semenggoh Nature Reserve **: Matang Wildlife Centre is part of Kubah National Park

F) Summary of Totally Protected Areas (TPAs) The total size of Totally Protected Areas, which comprise 26 National Park, 5 Nature Reserve and 4 WildLife Sanctuary by year ending 2011 is 774,173.48 inclusive of water bodies is summarized in table 43.

TABLE 43: SUMMARY OF TOTALLY PROTECTED AREAS (TPAs) AS AT 2011 TOTALLY PROTECTED AREAS

NATIONAL PARKS (HA.) WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES (HA)

NATURE RESERVES (HA.)

TOTAL (HA.)

LAND AREA

WATER BODIES

LAND AREA WATER BODIES

LAND AREA

WATER BODIES

Size (ha.) 374649.00 206344.00 192,235.40 0.00 945.08 0.00

Total size (ha.)

580993.00 192,235.40 945.08 774,173.48


TABLE 44: VISITOR STATISTICS TO NATIONAL PARKS, NATURE RESERVES AND WILDLIFE CENTRES PARKS/MONTH JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL GRAND

TOTAL Bako NP

L 459 590 653 907 1,573 1,714 1,548 1,169 1,128 885 717 676 12,019 41,470 F 1,322 1,711 1,387 2,544 2,206 2,256 4,780 4,736 2,837 2,386 1,868 1,418 29,451

Mulu NP

L 318 494 317 584 691 684 815 734 679 480 671 632 7,099 22,326 F 941 954 1,177 1,214 1,009 1078 2,286 2,117 1,460 1,169 808 1,014 15,227

Niah NP

L 533 386 1,387 1,782 1,798 2,152 2,461 1,313 1,393 1,214 2,090 2,468 18,977 25,393 F 312 142 653 554 360 879 943 719 375 528 495 456 6,416

Lambir NP

L 357 202 977 750 946 1,266 1,010 946 1,185 824 1,411 1,564 11,438 15,237 F 175 88 337 318 168 266 652 515 354 239 289 398 3,799

Similajau NP L 487 804 463 1,080 888 1,095 952 1,126 981 812 846 956 10,490 12,314 F 120 88 124 75 70 62 203 601 193 113 102 73 1,824

Kubah NP

L 272 515 447 719 513 856 612 273 499 462 584 895 6,647 8,694 F 112 82 105 110 106 123 374 295 149 182 276 133 2,047

Gading NP

L 597 699 683 914 1,206 1,542 1,249 721 1,041 1,509 11,579 1,224 22,964 27,211 F 132 164 247 201 221 181 263 181 104 277 2,135 141 4,247

Batang Ai NP L - 1 4 8 50 11 17 4 24 11 1 4 135 188 F 10 5 2 12 2 0 8 7 - 6 1 - 53

Matang WC

L 714 926 2,198 11,190 2,198 2,136 2,087 963 1,358 2,102 1,861 1,857 29,590 35,146 F 141 253 153 3,165 241 174 325 302 147 205 297 153 5,556

Semenggoh WC L 3108 3,417 6,546 5,695 7,660 8,955 7,731 4,317 6,311 7,195 7,575 8,238 76,748 127,945 F 2,506 2,773 3,595 3,237 3,152 3,834 7,125 6,139 3,748 9,549 2,869 2,670 51,197

Sama Jaya NR L 9,185 9,569 13,184 13,541 16,069 14,163 15,434 13,257 13,717 13,608 12,987 9,597 154,311 154,311 F - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Loagan Bunut NP L 15 31 34 33 37 105 65 76 48 55 31 108 638 768 F 2 3 - 7 14 2 25 2 68 - 7 - 130

Tanjung Datu NP L - - - 46 46 83 18 26 12 - - 231 364 F - - - 6 6 13 22 85 1 - - 133

Wind Cave L 334 219 1,162 1,228 1,457 1,578 1,251 994 1,120 1,394 1,479 1,108 13,324 15,747 F 80 33 216 199 159 207 322 343 159 209 231 265 2,423

Talang Satang L - - 5 1 20 57 31 185 39 90 - - 428 475 F - - 5 7 2 7 11 9 6 - - - 47

Maludam NP L - - - - - - - - - - - - -


F - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Total 22,232 24,149 36,061 50,127 42,868 45,479 52,620 42,044 39,234 45,517 51,210 36,048 NOTE: NP = National Park, NR = Nature Reserve, WC = Wildlife Sanctuary, F = Foreigner, L= Local


FOREST ENFORCEMENT


PREVENTIVE & ENFORCEMENT

The Department is responsible for enforcing all laws and regulations. The scope of duties carried out by the Department ranges from intelligence procurement, operation which includes arrest of suspects, seizures of properties, prosecution and compounding offences, maintainance of data and records on relevant subjects. For the year concerned, enforcement of all laws and regulations involved a total of 171 investigations and inspections throughout the state of Sarawak. There was an increase in the number of arrests and seizures - 175 cases were recorded. The details are summarized in the tables below:

TABLE 45: NUMBER OF INVESTIGATION AND SEIZURE OF FOREST PRODUCE

REGION NUMBER OF INVESTIGATION

NUMBER OF

SUSPECTS

FOREST PRODUCE SEIZED

LOGS ROUGH SAWN TIMBER

FINISHED PRODUCTS

PIECES VOLUME (M3) PIECES VOLUME

(M3) PIECES VOLUME (M3)

Kuching 50 47 12,013 8893.7245 987 24.4346 131 3.1360 Sibu 70 58 7815 3364.7282 1171 112.6429 0 0 Bintulu 30 8 4202 7746.5693 189 116.3476 0 0 Miri 21 11 4523 3738.6425 313 12.5684 0 0 Total 171 124 28,553 23,743.6645 2660 265.9935 131 3.1360

TABLE 46: OTHER FOREST PRODUCE SEIZED BY REGION

REGION

OTHER FOREST PRODUCE SEIZED MANGROVE POLES BELIAN POST JUNGLE POLES

PIECES VOLUME (M3) PIECES VOLUME (M3) PIECES VOLUME (M3)

Kuching 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sibu 410 0 0 0 4881 0

Bintulu 0 0 15 23.0607 0 0 Miri 0 0 0 0 526 0

Total 410 0 15 23.0607 5407 0


In 2011, a total of 121 Wild Life cases were investigated under Wild Life Protection Ordinance, 1998 (Chapter 26) and 4 cases were investigated under National Parks and Nature Reserves Ordinance, 1998 (Chapter 27).

TABLE 47: NUMBER OF CASES INVESTIGATED

REGION

WILD LIFE PROTECTION ORDINANCE, 1998

NATIONAL PARKS & NATURE RESERVES ORDINANCE, 1998

NUMBER OF INVESTIGATIONS

NUMBER OF SUSPECTS

NUMBER OF INVESTIGATIONS

NUMBER OF SUSPECTS

Kuching 15 3 0 0

Sibu 93 87 0 0

Bintulu 3 2 0 0

Miri 10 2 4 3

Total 121 94 4 3

A total of 45 cases were fined with compound fees amounting to RM1,112,490.05. The majority of these cases was related to forest offences under the Forests Ordinance. Meanwhile, 86 cases were closed as there was no suspect arrested and the evidence was insufficient to prove the commission of the offences. A total of 40 cases were pending decision. TABLE 48: NUMBER OF CASES WITH SUSPECTS, COMPOUNDED CASES, COURT CASES

AND CASES CLOSED

REGION NUMBER OF CASES WITH SUSPECTS

CASES COMPOUNDED CASES FILED IN COURT

CASES CLOSED/NFA

CASES PENDING DECISION

(SFD)

NUMBER OF

CASES

AMOUNT OF COMPOUND

(RM) Kuching 38 14 27,5712.80 - 27 9

Sibu 115 21 718,116.70 - 34 15

Bintulu 9 2 5,200.00 - 15 13

Miri 13 8 113,460.55 - 10 3

Total 175 45 1,112,490.05 - 86 40


FOREST RESEARCH


RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT & INNOVATION BOTANY UNIT

In 2011, the Department had collected a total of 1948 specimens within Lundu (Gunung Gading National Park, Sampadi Forest Reserves, Sg. Stunggang, Bajo trail, Kpg. Sebuluh, Sematan, Serayan, Gunung Kendai), Bako National Park, Kubah National Park and Gunung Serapi. The Department was involved in the Tree Flora of Sabah and Sarawak project, which aimed to

document and update the taxonomic status of all tree species native to Sabah and Sarawak. 19 specimens were loaned to other herbaria and 803 specimens were returned after being loaned for the Tree Flora of Sabah and Sarawak project. The project was documented in the series of books entitled ‘Tree Flora of Sabah and Sarawak’ published over the years with the most recent, the 7th volume, published in 2011 and the books are currently available for sale at the Research, Development and Innovation Division library. CONSERVATION UNIT

A total of six field trips were made to areas in Sri Aman, Bau, Pantu, Sebuyau, Lambir Hills National Park and Simunjan to collect living plants, seedlings, wildings, wild fruits and seeds for the germplasm collection. These included Araceae, Orchidaceae, Palmae, Zingiberaceae and medicinal plants. All the living plants collected were kept in the nursery before planting. The seeds collected were germinated in the potting bags or on the nursery beds.


ECOLOGY UNIT The Department carried out research on forest ecology, plant interaction and plant distribution in Sarawak as well as establishing and assessing ecological plots. The unit concentrated mostly on research into ecological studies of Aglaia spp in Sarawak and worked in collaboration with Sarawak Biodiversity Centre at Kubah National Park, Kubah National Park, Gunung Gading, Gunung Serapi and Pulong Tao. A total of 154 specimens of 11 species of Aglaia spp. were recorded. Apparently, the diversity of Aglaia spp. is high and with a well-scattered distribution in Sarawak. ENTOMOLOGY UNIT

The Department has more than 500,000 dry and wet insect specimens in its collection. In May 2011, surveillance of Acacia mangium and Eucalyptus plantation at Sempadi was done. Since August 2011, several other site surveillances were done with Dr. Itioka of Kyoto University, Japan for a proposed upcoming research

project in collaboration with the Forest Department. Besides that, general collections were done in Bako National Park, Sabal FR, Ulu Sungai Rayu, Kubah National Park and Lundu area throughout the year. A study on pests and predators at the oil palm plantation, Tradewind Plantation, at Sg. Tersak, Gedong was carried out. Reference collection of insects for the area was prepared. PATHOLOGY UNIT The Department has over 5,500 macrofungi specimens in its fungarium. A total of 205 specimens were collected from April to October 2011 and field trips were done at Kubah National Park, Santubong National Park, Matang Wildlife Centre, Bako National Park and


Gunung Gading National Park. In October 2011, the Unit was invited by the Sarawak Health Department to give a talk on poisonous mushroom to the community leaders in Saratok to help them identify poisonous mushrooms based on macro morphological characteristics. PLANTATION UNIT The unit conducted seedling breeding for plants such as Aquilaria spp. (Karas tree), Meranti sp., kapur bukit, kayu malam in its temporary nurseries at RDID office, Gunung Selang in Matang and Gunung Gading in Lundu. The unit also selects tree species that are suitable for replanting for future uses to restore deforested areas. SOIL UNIT

There were 198 soil samples collected in the year 2011 and derives from six (6) different locations, namely Kubah National Park, Matang Wildlife Centre, Gunung Gading National Park, Bako National Park, Kuching Wetland National Park and Sabal Model Planted Forest in Simunjan District. In May 2011, the Soil Unit assisted in SADU’s

Hyperspectral Programme, which will be completed in May 2012. Sixty-two (62) field trips were made to Kuching Wetland National Park and Bako National Park. ANATOMY UNIT To date, the Department has collected 120 samples from field trips, which brings the accumulated amount of wood samples collection up to 159 and a total of 15,265 wood samples collected from 1965 to 2004.


INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION


INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY PROJECTS 1. KUCHING WETLAND NATIONAL PARK (KWNP) – RAMSAR SITE PROJECT

Forest Department Sarawak is committed to administering the KWNP-Ramsar Site through the development of the Management and Development Plan, Guidelines for Management Planning for Ramsar Sites.

Project Activities in 2011

a. World Wetlands Day - 26 February 2011, Kampung Sungai Aur

- Theme: ‘Forests for Water and Wetlands’. The theme was chosen internationally in conjunction with 2011 International Years of Forestry.

b. Continuous Monitoring Work - Monitoring and supervising work was carried in January, February, April,

June, October and November.

c. Awareness Programme - 25 February 2011, SK Sungai Aur - 29 March 2011, Universiti Putra Malysia, Bintulu Branch (UPMKB)

d. Boundary Demarcation

- 14 September 2011 – 5 October 2011 - Demarcated boundary between Kuching Wetland National Park and

Kampung Sungai Aur. The demarcation work consisted of 223 ha area in perimeter.

e. Jabatan Hutan Semenanjung Malaysia (JPSM) visit to KWNP – Ramsar Site

- 4 October 2011 - Led by Director General of Jabatan Perhutanan Semenanjung Malaysia


f. Jabatan Audit Negara visit to KWNP – Ramsar Site

- 28 October 2011: In conjunction with Bakau Audit Programme. The visit was attended by 4 federal auditors from Putrajaya and 4 from Sarawak Branch

g. Rehabilitation of Degraded Area at KWNP-Ramsar Site

- 26 October 2011 - 1 November 2011 & 10 – 16 November 2011 - A total of 1402 Rhizophora mucronata species were planted at 5400m² (0.54

ha) plot and a total of approx. 1 ha was planted at Sg. Pergam Besar.

h. Reality TV programme on Eco- Challenge Filming at KWNP-Ramsar Site - 15 – 18 December 2011, Sungai Lemidin Besar & Sungai Pergam

- The filming program entitled “Misi E” was done by FE2 Production Sdn. Bhd. there were eight (8) participants who joined the programme and their tasks were to plant bakau trees and to share their knowledge on KWNP - Ramsar Site ecosystem

WORLD WETLANDS DAY 2011

Arrival of YB Dr. Abdul Rahman Junaidi and group at Telaga Air jetty.

Handing over momento by Tuan Haji Sapuan Ahmad, representing the Director of SFD.

Fruit tree planting by YB Dr. Abdul Rahman Junaidi at the compound of SK Sg. Aur.


PHOTOS OF MONITORING, VISITS, AWARENESS PROGRAMMEs, AND COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES AT KWNP – RAMSAR SITE 2011


REALITY TV PROGRAMME

2) MONITORING & SUPERVISING UNDP – GEF PROJECT AT LOAGAN BUNUT NATIONAL PARK, MIRI, SARAWAK

Project Title: Conservation and Sustainable Use of Tropical Peat Swamp Forests and Associated Wetland Ecosystems

Main Task: Implementing & Monitoring Programmes & Activities under

LBNP Integrated Management Plan (IMP)

The Government of Malaysia with the assistance from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Global Environment Facility (GEF) launched an initiative to promote the conservation and sustainable use of the highly significant and fragile ecosystem of tropical peat swamp forests (PSFs) in Malaysia. The five- year project was carried out in three sites, namely the Loagan Bunut National Park (LBNP), Sarawak; the Klias Peninsula, Sabah; and the South-East Pahang Peat Swamp Forest (SEPPSF) in Pahang. The primary


objective of this project is to develop and implement plans, which ensure the conservation and sustainable use of globally significant genetic, species, and ecosystem diversity within these forests. The expected results of the project should be an adequate establishment of systems and processes for the planning and successful demonstrations of biodiversity conservation and sustainable utilization of peat swamp forest resources.

The project was successfully completed on 30 June 2008 with the publication of Loagan Bunut National Park Integrated Management Plan (IMP). Handing over of the project was done by Project Director (FRIM/KL) and received by Sr. AD / IAD (Sarawak Forest Department representing Sarawak State Government), witnessed by representative from UNDP/GEF Malaysia. The Sarawak Forest Department and Sarawak Forestry Corporation Sdn. Bhd. are the implementing & monitoring agencies of IMP at Loagan Bunut National Park for the next 10 years.

A) Ecological and Hydrological Monitoring System (EMS)

• Outline of the ecological monitoring parameters

a) Weather monitoring

b) Forest and land use changes

c) Water quality – 8 Sampling Points

d) Lake siltation.

e) Key tree species.

f) Key animal species.

g) Forest harvesting.

h) Fish landings.

i) Socio-economics

• Monitoring of water level at the Loagan Bunut Lake and Water Table Fluctuations along Hydrology Trail with measurements taken manually using the data loggers for analysis.


• Staff from Forest Department assisted in the periodical collection of data for some of ecological & hydrological parameters namely, water quality, key animal species, forest harvesting, fish landing. All collections and entry of data were done using Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).

• Only six (6) trips of Monitoring Programmes to LBNP were made in 2011, lies. on 15–23 Mac, 13-26 April, 19–28 May, 02–10 July, 01–15 September and 13–23 December 2011. Problems encoutered for the Monitoring Programmes were :-

B) Interagency Meeting for Loagan Bunut National Park Integrated Management Plan

An Interagency meeting was held on 6 July, 2011 at Imperial Hotel, Miri. A total of 26 government agencies and related organizations attended the meeting. Issues and problems faced by the Loagan Bunut National Park were discussed during the meeting.

3.HEART OF BORNEO INITIATIVE (HOB)

The Heart of Borneo (HoB) Initiatives is a voluntary transboundary cooperation between Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei Darussalam to conserve and manage the tropical forests, totaling some 22 million hectares, across the borders of the three countries on the island of Borneo in the Malaysia states of Sarawak and Sabah.

The Sarawak sector of the initiatives is sited along its border with Indonesian Kalimantan, Brunei Darussalam and Sabah stretching from Batang Ai in the south-west to Merapok in the north-east (Lawas District). It cover an area 2.1 million ha or some 16.4% Sarawak land’s area including the interior parts of six Divisions, namely Sri Aman, Sarikei, Sibu, Kapit, Miri and Limbang.

HEART OF BORNEO AREA


Objectives of HoB Initiatives:

To conserve the last expanse of contiguous forest in Borneo to:-

1. Maximize Transboundary Linkages 2. Promote Expansion of Protected Area Networks 3. Maintain Forest Connectivity 4. Ensure Sustainable Land Use Practices

There are five reference of the scope of the studies carried out by HOB namely agriculture, forest resources, biodiversity, local communities and ecotourism.

Activities in 2011

1) “The BIMP-EAGA Ministerial Conference on Heart of Borneo and Coral Triangle Initiative held on Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam on 9 March 2011.

2) Launching of “The Centre of Excellence for Orang-utan Conservation’ in Nanga Delok, Batang Ai National Park on 22 May 2011 in conjunction with World Biodiversity Day.

3) Heart of Borneo Awareness Course on Wildlife Crime for investigators and prosecutors in Pullman Hotel, Kuching on 24-26 May 2011.


ITTO PROGRAMME & PROJECT SUPPORT ACTIVITIES IN 2011

1. COMMITTEE MEETING ON MERARAP HOT SPRING 2011 PROJECT

It was held from 27 - 30 March 2011 at Hot Spring Merarap, Lawas and was attended by ITTO representatives from Switzerland, Japan and Sarawak, representative of the Ministry of

Natural Resources and Environment, representatives from Sarawak Forestry Corporation and Forest Department Sarawak.

The main agenda of the meeting was about development projects in Lanjak Entimau and Pulong Tau for the second phase as well as discussing on

committee’s recommendations and decisions regarding financial, activities and plans. Additionally after the meeting, the committee visited several areas of ITTO project in Ulu Sg. Limbang and Ba' Medamot.

2. THE ‘BIRDS OF BARIO & THE KELABIT HIGHLANDS’ BOOK

The book was written by Ms. Slim Sreedharan and was published in 2011 under ITTO Project-Conservation of Biodiversity Cross-Border Pulong Tau National Park and Forest Department Sarawak. The books are not for sale but for educational purposes only. The books will be distributed to stakeholders, government officials and all primary schools in Sarawak. These books were funded by the stakeholders such as Sarawak Timber


Association (STA), YTS Foundation, KTS Holdings Sdn. Bhd, WTK Holdings Bhd., Rimbunan Hijau (RH) Group and Ta Ann Holdings Bhd. The book is mainly about species of birds that can be found in the vicinity of Pulong Tau National Park and the Kelabit Highlands. Publication of this book is aimed to draw attraction of the local or foreign tourists to Pulong Tau National Park, especially Bario and Ba' Kelalan through the bird watching event held every year to enhance eco-tourism for the Pulong Tau National Parks Development Programme. 3. THE LANJAK ENTIMAU STORY: CHANGING LANDSCAPE IN BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION The Lanjak Entimau Story: Changing Landscape in Biodiversity Conservation was written entirely by Dr. Paul P.K. Chai and edited by Datuk Dr. B.C.Y. Freezailah. It was published in 2011 under the ITTO Project-Development of Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary as a Totally Protected Area in conjunction with World Forestry Day 2011 and also to acknowledge the Iban community for their contributions to the success of the publication of this book. We can see the efforts made by the State government through Forest Department Sarawak as the implementing agency with support from ITTO and involvement of the local Iban communities in protecting and conserving the environment and sustainable forest management to augment community life without depending entirely on the forest. The book is expected to be launched by Chief Minister of Sarawak on 12 May 2012 during the Sarawak DUN Seating. 5. CONSTRUCTION OF SUNGAI ADANG SUSPENSION BRIDGE

The Department sent a group of six (6) staff to hold a dialogue session with Penan community in Long Adang. Long Adang is located at remote areas in Pulong Tau National Park, Lawas. The purpose of the dialogue was to seek their views on suitable location for construction of Sungai Adang suspension bridge.


Apart from the dialogues, the group was also responsible for preparatory work to construct heli pad for Committee Driving Project Meeting held in Merarap Hot Spring as well as monitoring work in Ba’Kelalan. As part of the corporate social responsibility, the Department decided to built 77- metre suspension bridge to meet the needs of the local community. It was built on 2 October 2011 and completed on 11 November 2011.

The importance of the facility was primarily for the purpose of improvement of environment for emergency care and also providing passage over the obstacle such as rapid river in order for them to cross the river safely, thus, preventing loss of life. The project received cooperation from ITTO and Samling. A total of 18 staff were appointed to carry out the construction work.

6.RICE MILL HOUSE

Looking at the requirements of milling machine facility, the Department decided to build a rice mill house equipped with milling machine for the Penan community at Long Sabai, Miri that would benefit them in various aspects especially in grinding and processing rice by modern technique.

The project was collaboration between the Department and ITTO. Basic knowledge of ways to operate or handle machinery such as paddy machine, chain saw and lawn mower is very important especially for the local community who do not have any basic knowledge on those equipment.

Therefore, the Department had thought and exposed the villagers to the skills and the proper method which enable the local people to learn the correct way to craft and built a house. Furthermore, the project also helped to instill the spirit of mutual cooperation among local communities. The rice mill construction took nine days to complete. A total of three (3) forest guards were sent to assist and monitor the construction work which also involved the participation of the villagers.


5. LEPO BUNGA RANGER POST

Previously, the construction work of Lepo Bunga Ranger Post was completed by the workforce from Samling. However, based on monitoring work which was carried out in mid-August, the Department found out that the ranger post was not built in accordance with the plan and specifications. Consequently, the ranger post had to be reconstructed. In order to ensure this project ran smoothly according to exact plan and requirements, the Department sent two (2) staff together with four (4) staff from Samling to monitor the recontruction works from 30 September 2011 to 31 October 2011. This reconstruction took a month to complete.

6. NURSERY MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMME AND CONSERVATION PROGRAMME AT ULU MERARIO, BARIO.

Every two (2) weeks for each month, two (2) staff from the Department were sent to Bario for maintenance work at the nursery and plantation area at Ulu Marario. Among the tasks were cleaning of nursery area, replacing dead seedlings, calculating seedlings stock and monitoring progress of planted seedlings. Existing stock was used for Bario Community Park which was undertaken by the local community. The Department only provided seedlings while maintenance of the park was supervised by the community.


7. ULU SUNGAI LIMBANG NURSERY

Batu Lawi Conservation and Preservation Programme was ITTO supporting project which began in June 2011. The idea of the project was to plant seedlings of various species such as agarwood, geronggang, meranti, sawih, durian, sawih, petai, resak etc. in area surrounding the Batu Lawi. Activities and purposes of the programme are to search for wild seedlings - planting seedlings in inactive open space area; plant of seedlings - monitoring growth and condition of planted seedlings; and maintenance of nursery - managing and maintaining nurseries.

10. ULU ENGKARI SUSPENSION BRIDGE, SRI AMAN On 13 July 2011, a 32 meter long of suspension bridge was built in Ulu Engkari located in the upper area of Batang Ai, Sri Aman and was fully completed in 10 August 2011. Construction of the project was response to the request of tuai rumah to provide a passageway and links to area’s together. A total of 15 staff has been assigned conducting monitoring and constructing works together with local villagers. Apart from it, the staffs were also involved in rebuilding fish pond in SK Ulu Engkari. Initially, the project was done by ITTO in collaboration with Forest Department Sarawak in an effort to upgrade the standard living of the local community.


HIGHLIGHTS OF EVENTS IN 2011


MAIN EVENTS IN 2011 The Department successfully organized and participated in various major events and the highlights of the activities organized by the Forest Department are as follows: 1. WORLD FORESTRY DAY 2011

The State’s World Forestry Day was commemorated at Similajau National Park, Bintulu on 22 March 2011 with the theme “Forest for Community”. The function was officially launched by YB Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hassan, Second Minister of Planning and Resource Management. Among those present were YB. Datuk Naroden Majais, Assistant Minister of


Planning and Resource Management, YB Datuk Talib Zulpilip, Assistant Minister of Tourism, YB Dr. Stephen Rudi, Assistant Ministry of Public Health and Utilities, Datu Haji Len Talif Salleh, Director of Forests and other senior officers.

The World Forestry Day, celebrated on 21 March annually, was jointly organised by the Ministry of Planning and Resource Management, Forest Department, Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Sarawak Timber Industry Corporation, Sarawak Planted Forest Sdn Bhd, Harwood Timber Sdn. Bhd and Sarawak Timber Association. Some inter-agencies activities were organised such as a visit to Special Children Centre, tree planting and blood donation. Games tournament organised were bowling, futsal, badminton and golf. 2. EXCELLENT SERVICE AWARDS (APC) 2011 The Excellent Service Awards ceremony was held at Miri on 9 November 2011. This auspicious event was graced by YB Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hassan, Second Minister of Resource Planning and Environment and Minister of Public Utilities Sarawak. A total of 70 staff who had performed excellently in 2011 received their Awards and six staff who retired were also feted.


3. WETLAND DAY 2011 The Wetland Day 2011 was held at Kampung Sungai Aur, Telaga Air, Kuching on 26 February 2011 with the theme ”Hutan Untuk Air dan Tanah Bencah”. The function was officially launched by YB Dr. Abdul Rahman Junaidi, ADUN N4, Pantai Damai, Kuching. Among those present at the function were Tuan Hj. Sapuan Ahmad, representing Director of Forest, Tuan Hj. Wan Shardini Wan Salleh, Deputy Director of Forests and senior officers from Forest Department and other government agencies.

Launching of Wetland Day 2011 Tree Planting ceremony


4. 16th Malaysian Forestry Conference 2011, Malacca. The 16th Malaysian Forestry Conference was held from 5 to 9 December 2011 in Malacca

with the theme "Forests for Community Livelihood". The Conference was declared open by the Right Honourable Chief Minister of Malacca on 5 December 2011 and the Conference was closed by YBhg Dato’ Zoal Azha bin Yusop, the Secretary General of Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment on 9 December 2011. Among those present at the function were Dato' Dr. Hj Abd. Rahman bin Abd. Rahim, Director-General of Forest Department Semenanjung Malaysia, Tuan Hj Ali Yusop, Director of Forests, Sarawak , Dato’ Sam Mannan, Director of Forest Sabah, 277 participants and observers. The Conference was viewed as a platform for officers from the three States to exchange views, information and experiences in matter pertaining to administration, management, planning and forest development in the country. The Conference was held in six plenary sessions, namely forest certification and sustainable forest management; ecotourism and forest economic; forests and climate change; forest biodiversity and conservation; research & development and innovation in forestry; forest law and enforcement. A total of

36 working papers and 18 posters (6 papers & 7 posters from Forest Department Sarawak) were presented during the Conference. Other activities were organised such as conference tours, bakau tree planting, and competitions of golf, bowling and futsal.


5. STATE CONSULTATION MEETING ON STATE POLICY AND LEGISLATION ON ACCESS AND BENEFIT SHARING OF GENETIC RESOURCES FROM SARAWAK

State Attorney General Chamber, Forest Department Sarawak and Sarawak Biodiversity Centre had jointly organized a State Consultation Meeting on State Policy and Legislation on Access and Benefit Sharing of Genetic Resources from Sarawak at Sarawak Biodiversity Centre on 21 July 2011. The objectives of the meeting were to review the current status of access to and benefit sharing from Sarawak’s biological resources in relation to the ordinances and laws in Sarawak; to consult relevant stakeholders on their views with regard to the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing; and to consolidate feedback and position of the State with regard to the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing. The decision of the meeting was recommended to the State Cabinet prior to signing the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing. A Panel Discussion was chaired by the State Deputy Attorney General, Yang Arif Francis Johen, Tuan Haji Ali Yusop, Acting Director of Forests; Mr. K. Nagulendran (Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Malaysia); Prof. Dr. Gurdial Singh Nijar (Centre of Excellence for Biodiversity Law); and Dr. Rita Manurung (Sarawak Biodiversity Centre).


6. LAUNCHING OF CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR ORANG UTAN CONSERVATION YB Dato Sri Douglas Uggah Embas, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment officially launched the Centre of Excellence for Orang Utan Conservation in Nanga Delok, Batang Ai National Park, Sri Aman on 22 May 2011. The launching was also held in conjunction with the World Biodiversity Day. The Centre costing RM3 million was developed under the Ninth Malaysia Plan and was completed in December 2010. The Centre played the role of cross-boundary conservation cooperation with Betung-Kerihun (West Kalimantan), Indonesia. It also played an important role in increasing research and conservation activities of orang-utan and helped to understand the iconic species better.

During the event, YB Dato Sri Douglas Uggah Embas also joined SK Nanga Delok pupils to plant trees in support of the global Greenwave 2011 programme aimed to enhance awareness among school students and youth on the importance of biodiversity. Among those present were acting Director of Forests Tuan Hj Ali Yusop, YB En. Malcolm Mussen Lamoh, YB En. William Nyallau Badak, Dato’ Zoal Azha Yusof and other senior officers. 7. SEMINAR ON NATIONAL SOCIAL FORESTRY 2011


Forest Department Sarawak and Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment had

organised a seminar on National Social Forestry 2011 with the theme of “Raising Community Quality of Life and Sustainable Forest Management“ in conjunction with World Forestry Day 2011. The 2-day seminar was held in Lawas from

29 to 30 November 2011, and was offically launched by YB Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hassan, Second Minister of Resource Planning and Environment and Minister of Public Utilities Sarawak. Among those present were YB Tan Sri Joseph Kurup, Deputy Minister of Primary Industries and Environment, Tuan Hj Ali Bin Yusop, Director of Forests Sarawak, senior officers from Forest Department Sarawak, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment and other government agencies. A total of 8 working papers were presented during the two-day conference. 8. WORKSHOP OF LOGICAL FRAMEWORK ANALYSIS (LFA) FOR DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL FORESTRY PROJECT The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (NRE) in collaboration with Department’s CSI Unit as the secretariat has organized a workshop on LFA for Development of Social Forestry Project on 6 – 7 March 2011 at Grand Margharita Hotel, Kuching. The main purpose of this workshop was to define and to give a clear view of the LFA basic concepts, skills needed, LFA Project Planning Matrix, logframe planning for social forestry projects and method of planning and development of social forestry projects to be implemented effectively in targeted focus group. Every district and Regional Forest Office are required to sent one (1) representative to attend the two (2) day workshop. 9. STATE LEVEL ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONAL AWARENESS PROGRAMME IN SANTUBONG


Forest Department Sarawak in cooperation with Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) has

organized the above mentioned programme on 25 - 29 April 2011 involving school children. This programme was aimed to expose the students with experience and environmental awareness on how to conserve and preserve our natural biodiversity surround us, an invaluable resource. Moreover, the programme too brings benefits especially to the staff who involved in the programme as they will have the experience to conduct an educational and awareness programme in the future. 10. ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS WEEK PROGRAMME AT SMK BATU KAWA AND INSTITUT PERGURUAN BATU LINTANG

The Department also participated in the exhibition and several activities were planned and carried out throughout the exhibition. Among the activities are sales of books, pop quizzes, games, giving out gifts to visitors and a brief description on background, roles and functions of Forest Department Sarawak toward community. Both exhibitions received overwhelming response both from students and teachers. 11. SHELTER AND TOILET FACILITIES IN LONG LIDONG FOR TAGANG SYSTEM


Construction of the infrastructure was intended to provide convenience to the visitors who come to visit Long Lidong village. Long Lidong village was chosen by the Agriculture Department to introduced Tagang System with cooperation from the residents. As a result, the implementation was successful. During the National Seminar On Social Forestry, the Department agreed to give assistance in upgrading the Tagang System’s infrastructure. 12. CONSTRUCTION OF VALLEY POND IN BA'KELALAN

The construction started in February until April 2011 involving Department’s staff from headquarters, Regional Forest Offices and District Forest Offices. On 17 February 2011, several tons of fish fertilizer and 5,500 fish fry were distributed to SK. Ba’ Kelalan headmaster and 2,200 fish fry were handed over to Long Langai representative, Mr. Lakai. This project is part of the programmes to improve living standard of local communities and income through community exposure to ways and strategies to build a valley pond and technical assistance to the communities on methods of breeding freshwater fish.


APPENDIX 1

APPENDICES


RECIPIENTS OF EXCELLENCE SERVICE AWARDS 2010 NO. NAME POST/GRADE

1 Rolland Renggie Jawa Pemelihara Hutan, G41 2 Michael Ngelai Pemelihara Hutan, G41 3 Azahari bin Omar Pemelihara Hutan, G41 4 Zarina binti Shebli Pemelihara Hutan, G41 5 Wong Siong Kuan Pemelihara Hutan, G41 6 Kueh Gueh Mui Operator Komputer, F7 7 Zaleha binti Haji Mahli Pembantu Tadbir, N17 8 Saptuyah binti Lelek Pembantu Tadbir, N17 9 Porba bin Salamat Pembantu Tadbir, N11 10 Siti Rafeah binti Sawani Pembantu Tadbir, N11 11 Rohayah binti Zaidan Pen. Pegawai Perangkaaan, N27 12 Hizam Hakma bin Khalid Pengawas Hutan, G11 13 Fatimah Haji Pura Pembantu Tadbir, N11 14 Imran bin Shamit Pengawas Hutan, G11 15 Sulaiman bin Amit Atendan Jentera, R1 16 Mohamad Salleh bin Budin Pembantu Penyelidik, Q11 17 Shamat bin Amit Pengawas Hutan, G11 18 Roslan bin Sapawi Pengawas Hutan, G11 19 Abdul Latiff bin Lay Drebar Enjin Moto Sangkut, R1 20 Munau anak Jawa Pengawas Hutan, G14 21 Roy Percival Rentap Mason Pengawas Hutan, G11 22 Salleh anak Mit Pen. Pemelihara Hutan, G27 23 Sim Chui Kee Pembantu Tadbir Rendah, N11 24 James Luhat Wan Ding Renjer Hutan, G17 25 Tiny @ Rudy anak Jios Pengawas Hutan, G11 26 Abdul Rahman bin Osman Atendan Makmal, N1 27 Meeng anak Sihoi Pengawas Hutan, G11 28 Yahud bin Haji Wat Renjer Hutan, G17 29 Umar bin Abang Pengawas Hutan, G11 30 Yazid bin Kalbi Pengawas Hutan, G11 31 Abdul Ghani bin Yusuf Pengawas Hutan, G14 32 Awang Ismail bin Awang Dris Pengawas Hutan, G11 33 Kipli bin Dollah Pengawas Hutan, G11 34 Mohamad bin Ayub Pengawas Hutan, G11 35 Lauyah binti Abdullah Pembantu Rendah Awam, R1 36 Mohamed Zaidel bin Bujang Pekerja Rendah Awam, R3 37 Bin anak Umal Pen. Pemelihara Hutan, G27 38 Kunang anak Ogon Pengawas Hutan, G11 39 Emelda Bulan Lawai Pelukis Pelan, J17 40 Walter Bitan anak Assan Renjer Hutan, G17 41 Hii Wei Sieng Pembantu Tadbir, W17 42 Mutang Sia Pengawas Hutan, G11 43 Mohamad Yassin Haji Samat Pentadbir Tadbir, N17 44 Lim Chiew Hong Pengawas Hutan, G11 45 Zaleha binti Ahmad Pembantu Tadbir, N17 46 Lawai anak Jua Pekerja Rendah Awam Khas, R3 47 Janggong anak Japok Pengawas Hutan, G11 48 Sidek bin Silang Pengawas Hutan, G11


49 Juti anak Ludan Pengawas Hutan, G14 50 Aminan bin Akup Pengawas Hutan, G11 51 Maimunah binti Pukim Pembantu Tadbir, N17 52 Abdul Rahman bin Nona Pen. Pemelihara Hutan, G27 53 Awg Fadzillah bin Awg Sallam Pen. Pemelihara Hutan, G27 54 Awg Morshidi bin Awg Chee Pengawas Hutan, G11 55 Alfie bin Abdullah Pengawas Hutan, G11 56 Anderson Lampam ak. Maleh Pengawas Hutan, G11 57 Umar bin Shahdan Pengawas Hutan, G11 58 Shaidin bin Mahamat Pengawas Hutan, G11 59 Mohamad Ali bin Ibrahim Pengawas Hutan, G11 60 Wong Siew Kiong Pembantu Tadbir (Kesetiausahaan), N17 61 Apoi Erang @ Raymond Drebar Enjin Moto Sangkut, R1 62 Sahyang bin Sinad Pengawas Hutan, G11 63 Awangku Ali Pengiran Damit Pengawas Hutan, G11 64 Karim bin Bujie Pengawas Hutan, G11 65 Mahmod bin Saadi Pengawas Hutan, G11 66 Ukab anak Banda Pengawas Hutan, G11 67 Ahmad bin Alim Pengawas Hutan, G11 68 Jembu anak Tom @ Gregory Watt ak. Tom Pengawas Hutan, G11 69 Laing Jau Anyi Pengawas Hutan, G11 70 Ung Lek Chuong Pengawas Hutan, G11

APPENDIX 2

PINGAT PERKHIDMATAN CEMERLANG NO. NAME 1 Tuan Haji Ali Yusop

APPENDIX3

PINGAT PERKHIDMATAN BAKTI

NO. NAME 1 Abang Ahmad Abang Morni 2 Jack Liam

APPENDIX 4

PINGAT PERKHIDMATAN TERPUJI NO. NAME 1 Yusuf Dan 2 Yahud Wat 3 Uning Paun 4 Kueh Gueh Mui 5 Wahi Mat 6 Maimon Pura 7 Enjawa Jilom


8 Rolland Sabang Chamagat 9 Raymond De Rozario 10 Abu Aming @ Abu Amin Rosli

APPENDIX 5

Pingat Perkhidmatan Setia (P.P.S) – 15 September 2011

NO. NAME POST GRADE STATION 1. Nancy Wong Pembantu Tadbir (Kesetiausahaan) N17 HQ 2. Jamaludin Jugah bin Abu

Bakar Pelukis Pelan J17 HQ

3. Misiah bt. Nong Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 HQ 4. Majidah bt. Obeng Pelukis Pelan J17 HQ 5. Tiah Kian Mui Operator Komputer F17 HQ 6. Mohamad Salleh bin Budin Pembantu Penyelidik Rendah Q11 HQ 7. Abong bin Lem Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 8. Bunsu bin Buang Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 9. Hasbullah bin Eli Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 10. Jamat bin Salleh Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 11. Mohd. Sapian bin Nusi Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 12. Kassim bin Joni Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 13. Wong Siong Kuan Pemelihara Hutan G41 R & D 14. Sandum ak Hitam Pemelihara Hutan G41 R & D 15. Nawi bin Rahmat Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 16. Ton ak Gubeg Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 17. Asmakhan bin Chee Pengawas Hutan G11 RFO (K) 18. Hendra bin Hamden Pekerja Rendah Awam R3 PHW (K) 19. Luhat Ajeng @ Luhat

Ajang Anyi Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M)

20. Lau Kiing Yii Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M) 21. Nelson Epoi Kiriew Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M) 22. Hassan bin Junaidi Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M) 23. Ismail bin Suhaili Pemandu Enjin Moto Sangkut G11 PHD Marudi 24. Bugan Singa @ Morgan Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M) 25. Johri bin Madani Pengawas Hutan G11 PHD Niah 26. Karim bin Yani Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M) 27. Marthyinus Anyie Imang Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M) 28. Mohd. Ramlan bin Eton Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M) 29. Sait bin Sheikh Kassim Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M) 30. Suud bin Jamin Renjer Hutan G8 PHW (M) 31. Wan Dawi bin Wan Abu Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M) 32. Yunus bin Hassan Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (M) 33. Yakup bin Rhayi Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 HQ


34. Jack ak John Duncan Pengawas Hutan G11 HQ 35. Hamdan bin Osman Pembantu Am Rendah N1 HQ 36. Romy Pudong Pelukis Pelan J17 HQ 37. Sulaiman bin Amit Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 HQ 38. Abdul Kadir bin Hj. Bujang Pegawai Tadbir N41 HQ 39. Bohan ak Juni Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 HQ 40. Di binti Hail Pembantu Am Rendah N1 HQ 41. Jamal bin Sibani @ Jelui Plant Attendant R1 HQ 42. Rosalind Semis ak Dedin Pegawai Khidmat Pelanggan N17 HQ 43. Thomas Chong Pembantu Makmal C17 R & D 44. Jamaie ak Jaen Pembantu Penyelidik Rendah Q11 R & D 45. Chan Lee Lee Pembantu Penyelidik Q11 R & D 46. Meeng ak Sihoi Pengawas Hutan G11 R & D 47. Rukia bte Sabu Pembantu Am Rendah N1 R & D 48. Voon Chun Hoon Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 49. Putit bin Juis Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 50. Jemat bin Narawi Pekerja Rendah Awam R1 R & D 51. Jamel bin Edi Pengawas Hutan G11 PHW (K) 52. Hj. Seruji @ Saji bin Mang Pemandu Kenderaan Bermotor R3 PHW (K) 53. Sasindran Nair Malloh Renjer Hutan G17 PHW (K) 54. Ebrahim bin Zaimin Pekerja Rendah Awam Khas R3 PHW (K) 55. Asia @ Gayah ak Missud Pembantu Am Rendah N1 HQ

APPENDIX 6

ANNUAL SWAMP LOG PRODUCTION


APPENDIX 7

PERIODIC ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF MAJOR HILL LOG SPECIES


APPENDIX 8

HILL AND SWAMP LOG PRODUCTION 1990 -2011


APPENDIX 9

FOREST REVENUE VS STATE REVENUE: 1980 - 2011


APPENDIX 10

YEARLY MOVEMENT OF FOREST ROYALTY 2000 - 2011


APPENDIX 11

YEARLY MOVEMENT OF PREMIUMS & TARIFF: 2000 - 2011


APPENDIX 12

ANNUAL SWAMP LOGS PRODUCTION 1990 -2011


APPENDIX 13

On the 7 October 2010, MMKN approved the royalty rate for logs under Rate of Royalty CLASS I (i) for the year 2011 onwards:


• Single (flat) rate of RM 65.00 per M3 in round or RM 130.00 per M3 converted.

APPENDIX 14

Example of Plastic Tags Sketch for Logs and Pole Size Timber as in DF Circular No. 6/2008

Note : Sketches are not on the actual scale

Logs – Conventional Logging LPI Coupe & Block Tags

(WHITE)

A000011

5 cm

PM

Camp

Coupe

Block

SP. CODE :

8 cm

Logs – Conventional Logging Royalty Assessment Tag

Export (YELLOW)


Local (Sawmill/ Veneer/ Plywood) (Orange)

Logs – Helicopter Logging

4 cm

E A 1234

M

CM

7 cm

L M 1234

M CM

7 cm

4 cm


LPI Coupe & Block Tags (Blue)

A000011

5 cm

PM

Camp

Coupe

Block

SP. CODE :

8 cm

Logs – Helicopter Logging Royalty Assessment Tag

Export (BLUE)

Local (Sawmill/ Veneer/ Plywood) (BLUE)

E A 1234

M CM

4 cm

7 cm


Pole Size Timber Royalty Assessment Tag

(PURPLE) P30

T 1234

PA0001

(GREEN)

L M 1234

M CM

4 cm

7 cm

4 cm

7 cm


P20

T 1234

PA0001

4 cm

7 cm


GLOSSARY

GLOSSARY


Alan Shorea albida, a heavy, red wood; trees producing wood of light hardwood class are known as Alan bunga.

Bakau Rhizophora spp; used as fuel, piling and chipping for the manufacture of rayon.

Belian Eusideroxylon zwageri, a very strong durable wood. Bindang Agathis alba, a coniferous species. Bintangor Calophyllum spp; a good quality medium hardwood. Damar Resin, particularly of Dipterocarpaceae. Engkabang A generic term for the species of Shorea that produce illipenuts. Working Plan A document which lays down the ways which a particularly area of

permanent forest shall be worked and subsequently managed so as to achieve the State’s forest policy of sustainable forest management.

Felling Plan Similar to a Working Plan but applicable to Stateland Forest only. Gaharu Fungal infected heartwood of certain timbers in the family Tymeliaceae;

collected and exported as an incense wood. Illipenuts Oilseeds obtained from certain Shorea spp; exported for the extraction

of fat for use in the manufacture of chocolate. Jelutong Dyera spp; the latex is the principal ingredient in chewing gum. Jongkong Dactylocladus stenostachys, a light hardwood. Kapur Drybalanops spp; moderately heavy hardwood. Kerangas Poor, sandy, usually podsolised soils and vegetation types associated

with them. Keruing Dipterocarpus spp; moderately heavy hardwoods. Meranti Shorea spp; producing light hardwoods. Nipah Nipah fruticans, large stemless palm, locally used for production of

matting leaf ‘attap’, sugar and salt. Ramin Gonystylus bancanus, a light hardwood, the principal export sawn

timber of Sarawak. Selangan Batu Shorea spp; producing a heavy durable, yellowish wood. Semayor Shorea inaequilateralis; a medium to heavy hardwood. Sempilor Dacrydium spp; a coniferous species. Sepetir Pseudosindora spp. Sindora spp; light hardwood. Urat mata/Kerukup

Shorea pachyphylla; dark red meranti.

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