Wildlife diversity of Malagufuk Forest, Papua for sustainable ecotourism and community-based forest management

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Analysis of biodiversity in Malagufuk Forest reveals conservation insights for ecotourism and community involvement.

Biodiversity assessment found 29 bird species, seven mammals, and nine amphibians and reptiles in Malagufuk Forest, highlighting its ecological richness.
Identified key species include Birds-of-Paradise and cassowaries, protected under conservation laws, emphasizing the need for wildlife preservation efforts.
Research utilized direct observation methods like camera traps and mist nets, providing comprehensive data for supporting ecotourism initiatives.
Findings indicate habitat disturbances threaten species diversity, suggesting that integrated conservation and tourism strategies could benefit local economies.

Ruslim et al. (2025) studied this question.

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