Thailand PIR Wetland Ecosytem Summary

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Thailand PIR Wetland Ecosytem Summary

JUNE 1, 2017

The purpose of preparing this document is to supplement the initial PIR Report submitted earlier focusing on wetland ecosystem which within the working definition of BIOFIN Thailand refers to inland wetlands only. The information presented will be integrated into a single PIR report which will cover all three ecosystems, namely terrestrial, coastal and marine and wetlands. The report has been prepared with the joint efforts of Thailand BIOFIN Team Leader, Dr. Orapan Nabangchang, Dr. Rawadee Jarungrattanapong and Ms. Prinyarat Leangcharoen with support of information from Ms. Nirawan Pipitsombat of the Office of Natural Environmental Policy and Planning.

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