Campuses in Yogyakarta as a bird habitat

Suripto, Bambang Agus; Lindasari, Novita; Hendry, Noorman

doi:10.1063/5.0016499

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“…Birds use the area of campus as a habitat for nesting and raising their family. The campus area tends to develop into urban green spaces that can function as bird habitat like an island (Suripto et al, 2020). The species of birds found in each habitat means that the habitat is suitable for the life of the existing bird species, while the species of birds found only in several habitats means that the habitat is not suitable for the needs of the place for bird life (Rumanasari et al, 2017).…”

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New Report from Sebelas Maret Avifauna to Support Green Campus Program

Sari,

Wahyudi,

Primahesa

et al. 2023

Advances in Biological Sciences Research

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The last report on bird identification on the UNS was in 2015 with the results of 50 bird species, while the development and reforestation processes proceeded rapidly after that. Avifauna is a collection of birds that inhabit a certain location, the wealth and abundance of which is the basis for further studies. Birds are one of the animals that are closely related to human life and the process of changing habitats. Birds can be used as indicators of the condition of an environment. In addition, as an ecological function, birds can be seed dispersal agents and natural pollinators. Birds are also used by humans as pets and food, and play a role in various cultures of society. This study aims to identify birds based on dominant species, cosmopolitanism, endemicity, and then make a comparison with the results of previous studies to see the shift in species that inhabit the UNS. Collecting data using Line transect and point count methods for identification, followed by comparing newly obtained data with previous study. The results showed that 55 species were found, with the dynamics of adding new bird species and disappearing birds from old data. Birds are identified in various statuses with habitat adjustments that are currently developing.

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New Report from Sebelas Maret Avifauna to Support Green Campus Program

Sari,

Wahyudi,

Primahesa

et al. 2023

Advances in Biological Sciences Research

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“…Kehadiran burung di area kampus menjadi daya tarik penelitian tersendiri karena kemampuannya beradaptasi (Nagyapati et al, 2019) dan kesesuaian bentang alam kampus sebagai habitatnya (Jain et al, 2005). Distribusi dan komposisi burung di area kampus umumnya berkorelasi dengan kerimbunan dan jenis vegetasi kampus (Tryjanowski et al, 2017;Nurjaman et al, 2018) sebagai bagian dari ruang terbuka hijau privat di perkotaan (Suripto et al, 2020). Salah satu kampus terpadu yang berada di kawasan urban adalah area kampus 4 Universitas Ahmad Dahlan (UAD) di Tamanan, Bantul (7°49'59,6456" LS 110°22'51,3764" BT) (Google Maps, 2021).…”

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The Effect of Online Learning Policy on the Composition of Bird Species in the Rice Field around Campus 4 of Universitas Ahmad Dahlan

Wicaksana

Utami

2022

Journal of Biotechnology and Natural Science

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The Covid-19 pandemic, which began in March 2020, resulted in enacting an online learning policy on campus. This study aimed to analyze the effect of online lecture policies on the composition of birds in the rice fields around Campus 4 of Universitas Ahmad Dahlan (UAD) Yogyakarta. Primary data collection was carried out at six points with the point count method in September 2020 and January 2021. Data analysis was carried out descriptivel by comparing observations with secondary data in September 2019 and January 2020, right before the Covid-19 pandemic. The results showed that the bird species present increased from 14 species to 32 species. The different paddy fields and rice morphology conditions in September and January also affect the bird species present. All birds present were not protected, and only one species, Acridotheres javanicus, was included in the IUCN Red List vulnerable category. Data collection on bird species must be carried out every year to monitor the presence of waterbirds in urban areas.

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“…Monitoring the presence of birds by visual identification in this regency was still published. At the UII Kaliurang campus in 2016, 17 bird species were identified with the dominance of the granivorous and omnivorous guild types, while in the UGM campus, 24 bird species were identified with the dominance of the granivorous, omnivorous, insectivorous, and frugivorous guild types (Suripto et al, 2019). In the future, the combination of identification with bird acoustics and analysis with guilds is expected to become a more advanced monitoring technology for monitoring birds in suburban vegetated areas .…”

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Identification of Bird Sound as the Tools for Environmental Quality Monitoring in Green Open Space

Utami

Setyawan

2023

Medkon

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The presence of a bird community can be used as a bioindicator of environmental quality in suburban areas. Bird identification from sound recording has developed in the last decade. This research aims to analyze the quality of green open space in the suburban area of Sleman Regency based on bird acoustic analysis. Data collection was carried out from November 2020 to March 2021 on river borders and city parks. Bird sound data was carried out using a mobile phone, facilitated by the Arbimon Touch application, in the morning, afternoon, and evening at intervals of five minutes on and ten minutes off for five days. The sound recordings and spectrograms were identified and validated through the database on the xeno-canto website. The identified birds are then used to calculate the Bird Community Index (BCI). The analysis of sound recordings found 29 bird species from 18 families in the sampling location. In addition, four birds were recorded as vulnerable or protected. The Progo River Border is the green open space with the highest species number of birds, but the Kayen river border and the Taman Keanekaragaman Hayati dan Arboretum Bambu have the best environmental quality to the presence of the higher specialist bird. Based on the bird community index, the environmental quality of the GOS in the suburban area of Sleman Regency has a moderate to very low level of environmental quality due to the low presence of specialist birds.

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Campuses in Yogyakarta as a bird habitat

Cited by 3 publications

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New Report from Sebelas Maret Avifauna to Support Green Campus Program

New Report from Sebelas Maret Avifauna to Support Green Campus Program

The Effect of Online Learning Policy on the Composition of Bird Species in the Rice Field around Campus 4 of Universitas Ahmad Dahlan

Identification of Bird Sound as the Tools for Environmental Quality Monitoring in Green Open Space

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