initiatives of private corporations to benefit the environment and livelihoods. The
plot then became the site for several national and international researches, including
emission monitoring. After that, Pak Nur, an elementary school teacher, found more
motivation.
Furthermore, the plot has become a laboratory for elementary school students to
get an insight into the nature and indigenous trees. The new condition of the plot can
be seen in Fig. 28.3. The plot managed to survive the fires in 2015 and 2019; before
the establishment of the plot, this area was burnt repetitively (see Fig. 28.4).
Fig. 28.1 The location of plots in peat hydrological unit of Rokan River–Siak Kecil River
Table 28.1 Species planted in the revegetation plot of Tanjung Leban (indigenous and adaptive
plants)
Local name
Latin name
Local name
Latin name
Indigenous
Adaptive (further research needed)
Jelutung
Dyera lowii
Gaharu
Aquilaria malaccensis
Ramin
Gonystylus bancanus
Pinang
Areca catechu
Bintangur
Calophyllum teysmannii
Jengkol
Archidendron pauciflorum
Meranti Batu
Shorea uliginosa
Durian
Durio spp
Pelawan
Eugenia spp
Petai
Parkia speciosa
Mempisang
Mezettia parviflora
Kopi
Coffea liberica
Geronggang
Cratoxylon arborescens
Karet
Hevea brasiliensis
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