Table 14.1
(continued)
No. Name and location
Paludiculture species
Dryland
species
Rewetted
or wet
Beneficial
species
Area
(ha)
Notes
(dryland species) planted; Antara
News (2017) and personal communication WWF (2017)
Partial Paludiculture: mix of dryland and peatland species, partial or non-rewetted peatland
14
Tahura Orang Kayu Hitam,
Jambi, Sumatra
Dyera polyphylla, Melaleuca
cajuputi, Shorea
(tengkawang)
Yes
Partial
Yes
200
200 ha planted by ConocoPhillips in 2016–2017; 300 ha
planned by 2018; pinang,
bintangur,
and tengkawang
failed (died after rewetting)
15
Tanjung Jabung Barat District, Jambi, Sumatra
Dyera polyphylla
Yes
No
Yes
n/a
Enrichment planting of mixed
tree crop systems, with dryland
species such as Liberica coffee,
coconut, oil palm, betel nut and
rubber; 2014 study. No
rewetting. Tata (2019)
16
Tumbang Nusa, Pulang
Pisau District, Central
Kalimantan
Dyera polyphylla, Nephelium
lappaceum
Yes
No
Yes
n/a
Some partly planted with Acacia
crassicarpa,
remaining patches
of PSF remnants. No active
rewetting. Tata (2019)
17
Pulang Pisau, Central
Kalimantan
Falcataria moluccana
Yes
No
Yes
n/a
A sengon
factory was established
at Pulang Pisau in 2018,
community-based planting.
There is no rewetting, nor has the
stock been sourced from peat
adapted areas (in Papua) (Antara
News 2019)
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W. Giesen