10.++Qualifier


 * Kate Stevenson: Orang-utan**



 Provide alternative income opportunities in buffer areas surrounding national parks and preserves to would alleviate some pressure on the natural resources within parks. || Primate Factsheet link - University of Wisconsin || (Cawthon Lang, 2005) ||
 * **Headings** || **Details from research - Why would this stakeholder disapprove of your solutions?** || **Details from research - How could these problems be overcome?** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text references** ||
 * **Stakeholder 1 -** Loggers || Loggers will want to continue logging the forests - Satellite studies show that some 56 per cent (more than 29,000 km2) of protected lowland forests in Kalimantan were cut down between 1985 and 2001. (World Wildlife Fund, 2006) || If consumers start to demand orang-utan friendly products - timber companies will be sell this lumber for a higher price and increase their revenues if the certified wood is designated as such. || Primate Factsheet link - University of Wisconsin || (Cawthon Lang, 2005) ||
 * **Stakeholders 2** - Farmers || Palm oil farmers will want to continue to regard the orang-utan as a pest and want to continue to logging || Revoke the licences of farmers who do not carry out orang-utan friendly practises. || Primate Factsheet link - University of Wisconsin || (Cawthon Lang, 2005) ||
 * **Stakeholders 3** - Custodians || Forest dwellers will want to continue to cut down/burn forests to grow crops to feed their families || Orang-utan protection units together with education programs could be potential income earning opportunities for local people as well as create a sense of pride

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