June 20, 2017

Ulu Tiangko Cave Nature Reserve

REGULATION

Gov.Regulation	GB. No. 6 Stbl. 1919
Date	Februari 21,1919
Large (Hektar)	1
Technical implementation Unit	BKSDA Jambi
Note	According Staatblad Governor of Dutch East Indies Number 6 Stbl 90 dated February 21, 1919. this kasawasan set as nature reserve with area 0,8 ha, and until now there is no location map archive on staatblad intended. The position of Ulu Tiangko Cave Reserve is still confusing. Some consider this Cave to be in the village of Tiangko, but some also think that it is located in the upper reaches of Tiangko village. Based on the results of inventory and identification of potential and historical search related to Ulu Tiangko Cave, it can be concluded semnetara that Ulu Tiangko Cave Nature Reserve is a collection of caves that are in Hulu Tiangko village. In this region there are several caves namely the Governor Cave, Bujang Cave, and Senggering Cave. Below the cave there is a river whose water flow is quite heavy and flows throughout the year. This river is the water source of tiangko and surrounding villages. nature reserve Ulu Tiangko Cave has a unique ecosystem because the cave contained therein form an elaborate underground cave network like a labyrinth. Such forms are susceptible to damage and if there is damage in one place it will result directly at another place. Ecologically, the Ulu Tiangko Cave Nature Reserve is a walet and bat habitat.

GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION

Province	Jambi
City/Regency	Kabupaten Merangin
District	Kecamatan Sungai Manau
Village	Desa Tiangko Panjang

PHYSICAL CONDITION

Elevation (mDpl)

150 — 500

Topology&Geology

Podsolic red yellow latosol and brown podsolk with frozen and metamorphic frozen parent rocks as well as with broken mountain physiography with erosion sensitive soil properties.

Climate

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Temperature

-; Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics Council check…

POTENTIAL BIOTIK AREA

Habitat

Mountain

Mt. Kerinci;–

Lake

Depati Empat Lake;–

River

Batanghari Watershed, Sub Batang Merangin-Tembesi

Flora

Endemik	–
Identification	– further search is needed…
Overview of flora in Jambi
Tree	===> click here
Non Tree	===> click here
Coral	===> click here

Fauna

Endemik	–
Identication	Mammals: Bats, Tiger branches (Neopelis nebulosa), Deer (Muntiacus muncak), Deer (Cervus timorensis), Deer deer (Felis bengalensis), Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrensis), Wild boar (Sus serova), … Primates: Ungko (Hylobates agilis), Siamang (Symphalagus syndactilus), Beruk (Macaca fascicularis) … Bird: Swallow, … further search is needed…
Overview of fauna in Jambi
Amfibian	===> click here
Bird	===> click here
Fish	===> click here
Insect	===> click here
Mammalia	===> click here
Primata	===> click here
Reptil	===> click here
Invertebrata	===> click here