Maps and graphics for Southeast Asia


Routes for exports of illegally logged ramin timber in Indonesia

Ramin, Gonystylus sp., is a group of tropical hardwood species in South East Asia, listed as vulnerable on the IUCN red list, and the trade of the timber is regulated under CITES. Illegal logging of [..]
Routes for exports of illegally logged ramin timber in Indonesia

Orangutan distribution on Borneo (Indonesia, Malaysia)

The distribution of Orangutan on Borneo is rapidly decreasing, as mankind is reducing the available habitat for the apes. The loss of forest, through logging, clearing and burning, means reduced [..]
Orangutan distribution on Borneo (Indonesia, Malaysia)

Extent of deforestation in Borneo 1950-2005, and projection towards 2020

The tropical lowland and highland forests of Borneo, including vast expanses of rainforest, have decreased rapidly after the end of the second world war. Forests are burned, logged and clear, and [..]
Extent of deforestation in Borneo 1950-2005, and projection towards 2020

Groundwater contamination from canals - Hat Yai, Thailand

In areas where surface water is not readily available (located far away from areas where it is needed), groundwater is the primary water source. This graphic shows the chloride concentration and the [..]
Groundwater contamination from canals - Hat Yai, Thailand

Japanese household waste composition

One person’s dustbin is not the same as another’s. Depending on which continent you live on, on your life style, financial resources, and so on, your trash will be different. This shows two cases from [..]
Japanese household waste composition

Loss of Great Ape habitat 2002-2032 (Borneo and Sumatra)

Based on population pressures the GLOBIO2 model has assessed the current and future human impacts on Great Ape (Orangutan) habitat on Sumatra and Borneo. The remaining forests are projected to be [..]
Loss of Great Ape habitat 2002-2032 (Borneo and Sumatra)

Current pressures on national parks on Indonesian Borneo and Sumatra (illegal logging, hunting and mining)

The management and enforcement of the protection regime in Indonesia is insufficient, and illegal activities - such as logging, hunting and mining, is rampant. The RAPPAM methodology, developed by [..]
Current pressures on national parks on Indonesian Borneo and Sumatra (illegal logging, hunting and mining)

Current and future threats from illegal logging and mining in national parks in Indonesia

The management and enforcement of the protection regime in Indonesia is insufficient, and illegal activities - such as logging and mining, is rampant. The RAPPAM methodology, developed by WWF, has [..]
Current and future threats from illegal logging and mining in national parks in Indonesia

Disappearing forests

From 1970 to 1990 there was significant deforestation of both primary and secondary forests in Thailand: during this thirty year period, the area covered by primary and secondary forest declined by [..]
Disappearing forests

Smog over Southeast Asia in 1997

In 1997 alone haze caused by air pollutants from fire spread for more than 3,200 kilometers, covering six Southeast Asian countries. In the Malaysian state of Sarawak, air pollution reached one the [..]
Smog over Southeast Asia in 1997

Potential impact of sea-level rise on Bangladesh

Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest nations is also the country most vulnerable to sea-level rise. The population is already severely affected by storm surges. Catastrophic events in the past have [..]
Potential impact of sea-level rise on Bangladesh

Labour migration from Nepal

As numerous studies have demonstrated, women bear the disproportionate burden of the costs of disasters, if their rights are not ensured and if gender, socio-cultural and political-economic [..]
Labour migration from Nepal

Human trafficking in Nepal - Patterns

Maiti Nepal rescues an estimated 2,000 thousand girls each year, including children and women intercepted at borders and victims liberated from brothels and from various forms of abuse and [..]
Human trafficking in Nepal - Patterns

Trafficking of women and girls in Nepal

Some estimates from Maiti Nepal suggest that trafficking from Nepal may have increased from an estimated 3-5,000 per year during the pre-war times (1990) to possibly 12-20,000 per year in 2010. This [..]
Trafficking of women and girls in Nepal

Loss of Great Ape habitat 2002-2032 (Southeast Asia)

Based on population pressures the GLOBIO2 model has assessed the current and future human impacts on Great Ape (Orangutan) habitat in Southeast Asia. The remaining forests are projected to be subject [..]
Loss of Great Ape habitat 2002-2032 (Southeast Asia)
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