DENR Administrative Order No.2021-33 Guidelines Governing the Tapping, Extraction, Collection and Transport of Gums, Resins, Oils and Exudates (GROE)

Republic of the Philippines Department of Environment and Natural Resources Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City Tel Nos. (632) 929-66-26 to 29 - (632) 929-62-52 Website: http:/www.denr.gov.ph / E-mail: web@denrgov.ph OCT 21 2021 DENR Administrative Order No. 2021 -— 32 SUBJECT - : GUIDELINES GOVERNING THE TAPPING, EXTRACTION, COLLECTION AND TRANSPORT OF GUMS, RESINS, OILS AND EXUDATES (GROE) Pursuant to the provisions of Presidential Decree No. 705, as amended (Revised Forestry Code of the Philippines) Series of 1975, in relation to Executive Order No. 192, Series of 1987, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) shall be the primary agency responsible for the conservation, management, development, and proper use of the country’s environment and natural resources, as well as the licensing and regulation of all natural resources, including non-timber forest products, to ensure equitable sharing of the benefits derived therefrom, consistent with Republic Act (R.A) No. 8371, Series of 1997 (The Indigenous Peoples Rights Act), Executive Order No. 263, Series of 1995 (Adopting Community-Based Forest Management as the National Strategy to Ensure the Sustainable Development of the Country’s Forestland Resources and Providing Mechanisms for its Implementation), Executive Order No. 318, Series of 2004 (Promoting Sustainable Forest Management in the Philippines) and R.A No. 7586 (National Integrated Protected Areas System) as amended by R.A No. 11038 (Expanded National Integrated Protected Areas System). SECTION 1. Basic Policy. It is the policy of the State to encourage the sustainable use of non-timber forest products to ensure the continuous supply of gums, resins, oils and exudates (GROE). Further, the State recognizes and promotes the rights of upland communities, tenure migrants, indigenous cultural communities, private titled land owners and tenure holders, within the framework of national unity and development. SECTION 2. Scope and Coverage. This regulation shall apply to the tapping, extraction collection and transportation of gums, resins, oils, and exudates found within forest lands, alienable and disposable public lands, private titled lands, ancestral lands/ancestral domain, national parks, protected areas. The nationwide ban on the cutting of Almaciga trees shall remain in force and effect pursuant to Department Administrative Order No. 74 dated November 19, 1987 or the “Nationwide Ban on the Cutting of Almaciga Trees”. SECTION 3. Objectives. The objectives of this Order are the following: a. Enhance the guidelines on the tapping, extraction, collection and transport of gums, resins, oils, and exudates; b. Uplift the socio-economic condition of upland communities, tenure migrants, indigenous cultural communities, owners of trees that produce gums, resins, oils, and exudates in private titled lands, and other stakeholders through the sustainable harvesting of gums, resins, oils, and exudates; c. Strengthen the Research and Development programs on propagation, plantation development, resin tapping, sorting and grading system, extraction of oils and exudates, allowable volume, processing and use of GROE; and d. Streamline procedures in the tapping, extraction, collection, and transport of gums, resins, Oils, and exudates. SECTION 4. Definition of Terms. The terms used in this order shall be defined as follows: a. Alienable and Disposable Public Lands - refers to land of the public domain which have been the subject of the present system of classification and declared as not needed for forest purposes. b. Ancestral Lands - refers to land occupied, possessed and utilized by individuals, families and clans who are members of the ICCs/IPs since time immemorial, by themselves or through their predecessors-in-interest, under claims of individual or traditional group ownership, continuously, to the present except when interrupted by war, force majeure or displacement by force, deceit, stealth, or as a consequence of government projects and other voluntary dealings entered into by government and private individuals/corporations, including, but not limited to, residential lots, rice terraces or paddies, private forests, swidden farms and tree lots (RA No. 8371). c. CENRO - refers to the Community Environment and Natural Resources Office/Officer of the DENR d. Certificate of Gums, Resins, Oils, and Exudates Origin (CO) - a document issued by the concerned CENRO or implementing PENRO, to accompany the transport of gums, resins, oils, and exudates, place of loading, conveyance used, date of transport, source/point of origin and destination and consignee of the gums, resins, oils, and exudates to be transported. e. Collection - the method of collecting resin by causing minor damage to tree by making a hole far enough into the trunk to puncture the vacuoles. f. | Development/Management Plan - a plan prepared and submitted by a tenure holder to, and for the approval by, the Department which, among others, indicates the series of sequential or simultaneous undertakings and schedules, in developing and managing tenured areas, including harvesting and utilization of the products thereof. g. Exudates - Dyes, tannins and latex are other forms of exudates that can be sourced from different parts of plants and trees. h. Extraction - the method of extracting oils from plant materials through removal methods that are suited to the specific plant or tree part containing the oils. i. Forest Lands - includes the public forest, the permanent forest or forest reserves, and forest reservations j. GROE Utilization Plan - a plan prepared and submitted by a private/titled land owner or tax-declaration holder, and for the approval by the DENR Regional Executive Director which, among others, indicates the series of sequential or simultaneous undertakings and schedules, in tapping, extraction and collection of gums, resins, oils and exudates within private titled lands and alienable and disposable public lands. k. Gums - plant gums are solids, consisting of mixtures of polysaccharides (carbohydrates) which are either water-soluble or absorbs water and swell up to form a gel or jelly when placed in water. They are insoluble in oils or organic solvents such as hydrocarbons, ether and alcohol. 1. National park - refers to the lands of the public domain classified as such in the Constitution which include all areas under the NIPAS, primarily designated for the conservation of native plants and animals, their associated habitats and cultural diversity. Multiple-use zone - refers to the area where settlement, traditional and sustainable land use including agriculture, agroforestry, extraction activities, and income generating or livelihood activities, and may be allowed to the extent prescribed in the protected area management plan. Oils - an essential oil is a concentrated hydrophobic liquid containing volatile aroma compounds from plants. Essential oils are also known as volatile oils, ethereal oils, aetherolea, or simply as the oil of the plant from which they are extracted, such as oil of cinnamon. Oils are extracted from the flowers, seeds, leaves, stems, bark, trunk and roots of various plants through: cold pressing, steam distillation or solvent extraction. PENRO - refers to the Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office/Officer of the DENR People’s Organization - a group of people, which may be an association, cooperative, federation, or other legal entity duly registered with the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) or other registering agency to undertake collective action to address concerns and needs and mutually share the benefits from the endeavor. Permitted Areas - areas allowed for the tapping and collection of gums, resins, oils, and exudates issued with a Tapping, Extraction and Collection Permit. Private Titled lands - land(s) covered by either administrative or judicial Titles such as Free Patent, Homestead and Sales Patent, and Torrens Titles obtained under the Land Registration Act (Act No. 496, as amended), or under Public Land Act (Commonwealth Act No. 141). Protected area - refers to identified portions of land and/or water set aside by reason of their unique physical and biological diversity and protected against destructive human exploitation. Resins - are solid or semi-solid amorphous materials that are formed in plant secretions and are insoluble in water but soluble in certain organic solvents. The substance is usually either transparent or translucent and is yellowish to brownish in color. It is composed of complex mixture of organic compounds called terpenes. Based on its major properties, resins are classified into three sub-groups: hard, soft and fluid resins. Hard resins are usually soluble in a number of organic solvents, such as alcohol, ether and hexanes, yet are insoluble in water. There are two kinds of hard resins, copals and damars. In the Philippines, only copals from Almaciga (Agathis philippinensis) are being harvested. Tapping - process of extracting resin from the trunk of trees by making incisions on the bark. Tapping, Extraction and Collection Permit (TECP) - a permit issued by the Department through its respective Regional Executive Director (RED) for the tapping, extraction and collection of GROE. Tenure migrant - refers to protected area occupants who have been actually, continuously and presently occupants who have been actually, continuously and presently occupying a portion of the protected area for five (5) years before the proclamation or law establishing the same as a protected area, and are solely dependent therein for subsistence. Tenured Forest Lands - a Forest land covered by an agreement/contract or management arrangement for peaceful possession and use of such specific forest land and the resources found therein. SECTION 5. Eligible Areas for Tapping, Extraction, and Collection of Gums, Resins, Oils, and Exudates. The following areas are open to gums, resins, oils, and exudates tapping/extraction: 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 Forest lands with tenure instruments. GROE may be tapped/extracted/collected within forest lands, provided that it is covered by a tenurial instrument (i.e., CSC, CBFMA, IFMA, SIFMA), or any management arrangement. Tapping shall only be allowed when it is programmed/incorporated in the approved/ affirmed development/management plan (i.e., CRMP, CDMP, FYWP) or any corresponding operational/implementation plan, duly approved by the RED concerned. Alienable and disposable public lands. Tapping, extraction, and collection of GROE shall be allowed in alienable and disposable public lands in accordance with the DENR approved GROE utilization plan (see Annex A). Private titled lands. The tapping, extraction, and collection shall be allowed within private titled properties in accordance with the DENR approved GROE utilization plan. Ancestral lands. The tapping of trees to produce gums and resins and the extraction of oils and exudates within areas covered by a Certificate of Ancestral Domain Claim (CADC), Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT) or in the case of Palawan, areas classified as Tribal Ancestral Lands pursuant to Section 11 of Republic Act No. 71611 (Strategic Environmental Plan (SEP) for Palawan Act). Only members of Indigenous Peoples (IPs)/communities shall be allowed to tap/extract trees that produce gums, resins, oils, and exudates within their ancestral lands, unless otherwise, proper consent (as prescribed under the IPRA Law) has been granted by the indigenous communities to a non-member of the ethnic group. . National parks and protected areas. Tapping/extraction of trees that produce GROE shall be allowed only in multiple-use zones in national parks and protected areas and only by tenure migrants, or occupants qualified for issuance of tenure. SECTION 6. Tapping, Extraction, Collection Permit (TECP) — The concerned Regional Executive Director (RED) shall issue a TECP for the tapping, extraction, and collection of GROE. (See Annex B). 6.1 Eligible Applicants for Tapping, Extraction, and Collection of Gums, Resins, Oils, and Exudates Permit (TECP) The following are qualified to apply for Tapping, Extraction and Collection Permit (TECP): a. A Filipino citizen of legal age; b. An Individual/Sole Proprietor, Association, Corporation, Cooperative or Partnership duly registered under Philippine laws; c. Holders of valid government tenure; d. Ancestral land holder; and e. People’s Organization (PO) whose members are Filipino citizens. 6.2 Application for TECP. All applications for TECP shall be submitted at the concerned CENRO/Implementing PENRO with jurisdiction over the permitted area. All eligible areas for the tapping, extraction, and collection of GROE shall be required to secure this permit regardless of the quantity derived therefrom. Tenure migrants, indigenous peoples, and forest tenure holders shall be required to update their respective development/management plans should they consider venturing into gums, resins, oils, and exudates production. 6.2.1 General Requirements. The following documents shall be submitted by all applicants: a. Filled-out application form (See Annex C); b. Proof of juridical personality. If applicant is a cooperative, or an association or a company, a certified copy of the Certificate of Registration and Certificate of Good Standing from either the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) or the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the list of current officers. If it is a corporation registered under SEC, certified copy of Certificate of Registration and Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws (specifying in the purpose and objectives, to include among others, the development and utilization of forest lands); and list of current officers and stockholders duly certified by the Board Secretary; c. Endorsement from concerned LGU (Barangay Captain if within one barangay, Municipal/City Mayor or all the Barangay Captains concerned if within one or more barangays, Provincial Governor or all Municipal/City Mayors concerned if within one or more municipalities/cities)/ Council of Elders or its equivalent of the IP community/Protected Area Management Board, whichever is applicable, interposing no objection to the tapping, extraction, and collection of GROE; d. Geo-tagged photograph of plantation/stand where GROE are tapped/extracted/collected; e. Location map showing the area being applied for; and f. | Payment of application fees. 6.2.2 Specific Requirements. In addition to the above requirements, the applicant whichever is applicable to the status of the area applied for, shall likewise submit any of the following: a. Certified true copy of land title OCT/TCT/CADT/CADC*/tenure instrument/management arrangement, whichever is applicable; b. Certified True Copy of Tax Declaration, in case of Untitled A&D land; c. Development/management plan for tenured forest lands, tenure migrants, upland communities and Ancestral Domain Sustainable Development and Protection Plan (ADSDPP) for ancestral lands covered by CADC/CADT; d. GROE Utilization Plan for alienable and disposable public lands and private titled lands e. Certification Precondition (CP) to be issued by the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP), when the trees available for tapping, extraction, and collection of GROE is/are located within CADC/CADT areas and the applicant is not a member of the concerned IP group/community; f. A copy of proof of possession of the land (e.g., lease, mortgage, pledge, trust and the like), in case the applicant is not the registered owner of the land; and g. Clearance from the Palawan Council for Sustainable Development (PCSD), if the area is located in Palawan. 6.3. Applicable Fees. An application fee of P3,000.00 shall be collected for the tapping, extraction and collection of GROE. 6.4 Validity of the TECP. The permit shall have a duration of five (5) years renewable for the same period, provided that the terms and conditions of the permit (see Annex D) were satisfied by the holder. The area covered by the permit shall be subjected to a performance evaluation as basis for renewal, by the concerned CENRO/Implementing PENRO. SECTION 7. Inventory of Gums, Resins, Oils, and Exudates Resources. A 100% inventory of trees to be tapped for its GROE shall be conducted, numbered and geo-tagged by the CENRO/Implementing PENRO. Only trees eligible for tapping/extraction/collection shall be inventoried so as not to impair the productivity of the trees, e.g., for Almaciga, only 240cm in diameter shall be inventoried and allowed for tapping/extraction/collection. An option for client to hire private forester to do the 100% inventory of trees to be tapped, extracted, and collected shall be allowed with the supervision of CENRO/Implementing PENRO concermed and shall be subject to existing rules and regulations. An inventory report, duly subscribed and sworn to by all concerned DENR personnel who were involved in the actual conduct of inventory shall be prepared. It shall be supported by the original tally sheet (see Annex E), geo-tagged photographs, and other related documents. SECTION 8. Tapping/Extraction Procedure. The tapping/extraction of GROE shall be done with prescribed scientific method, without the use of chemicals to ensure the health and survival of the trees. All TECP holders shall undergo training on tapping/extraction, care and maintenance of trees to be conducted by the government and/or private organizations, with extensive researches/or experience on tapping/extraction procedures of trees that produce GROE. Unsustainable and destructive tapping and extraction practices such as deep circumferential tapping, excessive tapping/extraction and burning shall be prohibited. SECTION 9. Transport of Gums, Resins, Oils, and Exudates. an authenticated copy of TECP shall be attached to the Certificate of Gums, Resins, Oils, and Exudates Origin (CO) (see Annex F) for the transport of GROE within and outside regions. These transport documents shall be presented by the carrier/transporter at any checkpoints should there be an inspection or whenever requested. SECTION 10. Monitoring of Tapped/Extracted Trees. A joint team composed of the permittee, CENRO/Implementing PENRO, and a representative from the municipal LGU which has jurisdiction of the area shall conduct a survey of the health condition of tapped trees, at least once a year, or as deemed necessary by the Department. The report on monitoring shall include geo-tagged photos of tapped/extracted trees. A production report on the quantity of collected resin (in kilograms), including the number of seedlings planted for enhancement, shall be submitted bi-annually by the permittee to the CENRO or Implementing PENRO. A database shall be maintained by the Department through its respective Regional Offices and shall be linked to the Enhanced Forestry Information System (eFIS). The Regional Office shall prepare a yearly report of gums, resins, oils, and exudates collection to be submitted preceding the end of each year, using a prescribed electronic spreadsheet format. This shall be endorsed by the Regional Office to the Office of the Undersecretary for Field Operations copy furnished the Forest Management Bureau for monitoring purposes. SECTION 11. Strengthening Research and Development Program. The Ecosystems Research and Development Bureau (ERDB) in coordination with the Forest Management Bureau (FMB), the Forest Products Research and Development Institute of the Department of Science and Technology (FPRDI-DOST) and other concerned government agencies and private sector shall prepare a strengthened research and development program on propagation, plantation development, resin tapping, sorting and grading system, extraction of oils and exudates, allowable volume, processing and use of GROE. The FMB shall issue technical bulletins on guidelines in the conduct of performance evaluation and proper tapping/extraction methods, care and maintenance of trees where GROE are extracted. SECTION 12. GROE PO/Cooperative Formation. The DENR through the CENRO/Implementing PENRO shall assist in the formation of GROE POs/Cooperatives. The GROE POs/Cooperative shall be duly assisted in accomplishing the requirements and registration with the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) or other registering agency. Further, the FMB and ERDB through the CENRO/Implementing PENRO shall develop capacity building programs for the GROE POs/Cooperative in the tapping, care and maintenance of trees that produce GROE, including its proper valuation. SECTION 13. Enhancement of Gums, Resins, Oils, and Exudates Resources in Permitted Areas. The permittee is required to conduct enhancement planting using their raised seedlings or wildlings of species that produce GROE within the permitted area. SECTION 14. Bases for Suspension/Cancellation/Non-Renewal of Permit. Violations of the terms and conditions of the TECP, including the following shall be the bases for suspension, cancellation or non-renewal of TECP: Sale or assignment of Permit; Tapping/Extraction of trees that produce GROE not eligible for utilization; Tapping/Extracting/Collection with an expired permit; If mortality rate constitutes 10% or more of all tapped/extracted trees; Tapping/Extraction outside the permitted area; Non-submission of the report for two consecutive semesters; and Violation of any of the terms and conditions of the permit. m m o e a o g e SECTION 15. Forest Charges and Administrative Fees. The rate of forest charges and administrative fees for GROE shall be in accordance with existing rules and regulations. SECTION 16. Separability Clause. If any of the provisions of this Order shall be held invalid or unconstitutional, the other portions or provisions hereof which are not affected shall continue in full force and effect. SECTION 17. Repealing Clause. All Orders and other similar issuances inconsistent herewith are hereby revoked, amended, or modified accordingly. SECTION 18. Effectivity Clause. This Order shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its publication in a newspapers of general circulation and acknowledgement of the receipt of the copy thereof by the Office of the National Administrative Registrar (ONAR). . — rl ROY A. CIMATU Secretary Publication: Mende Standar d SA REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINE S November 25. 2021 = DEPARTMENT NYIRONMENT i Vv il pres OFE til ill HROG 1 B68 Db Acknowledgements U.P. Law Center | Ml | | December O1, 2021 SEN Annex A w h y , I. Ill. IV. OUTLINE IN THE PREPARATION OF THE GROE UTILIZATION PLAN BASIC INFORMATION Name of Private/ Titled Landowner or Tax-declaration holder Area Location CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES ATTENDED Narrate the capacity building activities attended by the applicant. Ensure that information of the training are complete, i.e., title, inclusive date, number of hours, sponsored by, name and number of participants UTILIZATION AND PRODUCT DISPOSITION Manner of Utilization (please indicate if there will be phases) No. of trees to be tapped/extracted/collected with Potential Volume of Harvest (in kg) Harvesting Methods (e.g. tapping, oil extraction, etc.) Transportation (please indicate the mode of transport, pick up and drop off points) Disposition/Marketing (please indicate whether for personal consumption or to be sold) A v B W N S SUSTAINABILITY OF RESOURCE/S Highlight the techniques on sustainability that will be employed by the applicant. ATTACHMENTYS 1. Map of the Area showing areas for utilization 2. Geo-tagged photos of the trees to be tapped/extracted/collected with Annex B TAPPING, EXTRACTION, COLLECTION PERMIT (TECP) No: Pursuant to Section 19 of Presidential Decree No. 705, as amended, otherwise known as the "Revised Forestry Code of the Philippines", Executive Order No. 192 (Providing for the Reorganization of the Department of Environment, and Executive Order No. 318 (Promoting Sustainable Forest Management in the Philippines), and R.A No. 7586 (National Integrated Protected Areas System) as amended by R.A No. 11038 (Expanded National Integrated Protected Areas System), and other existing laws and regulations, a Tapping, Extraction, Collection Permit is hereby issued to: (Name of Applicant) (Represented by, if applicable) a Citizen/Organization/Cooperative/Association/Corporation/Proprietor of the Philippines with business/permanent address at . to tap/extract/collect gums, resins, oils, and exudates, located at Sitio , Barangay , Municipality of ; Province of Covering a total area of (in words) (figure) hectares with an annual volume of kilograms of tapped/extracted gums, resins, oils, and exudates. This permit is subject to the provisions of applicable Forestry Laws and regulations promulgated or which may be promulgated, subject to the Terms and Conditions enumerated in the succeeding page (marked as Annex D) and such other additional regulations which may hereinafter be prescribed. This permit is effective on (date of issuance) and shall expire on Issued on at , Philippines. Approved: Regional Executive Director Annex C APPLICATION FORM Full Name: Affiliation: Government Tenure Instrument: Date Awarded/Issued: (attach Authenticated copy of Land Title, for private lands and/or updated Tax Declaration for A&D public land) Complete business/permanent address: Nature of Non-Timber Forest Products to be harvested e Gums e Resins e Oils e Exudates/Extractives Species (with scientific name) to be Tapped/Extracted/Collected with: No. of standing trees/plants to be tapped/extracted/collected with: Location of extraction and collection: (Attach geo-tagged photographs and GIS generated location map) Requirements checklist (Put an X mark if completed) Application Form Proof of juridical personality LGU Endorsement Geo-tagged photo GIS generated location map Certified True Copy of Land Title/Tenure Instrument Certified True Copy of Tax Declaration Photocopy of approval sheet of development plans Certification Precondition (NCIP) when trees are located within ancestral lands Proof of possession (lease, mortgage, pledge, trusts) PCSD clearance Official Receipt for paid fee Annex D 10. 11. TAPPING, EXTRACTION, COLLECTION PERMIT (TECP) TERMS AND CONDITIONS . The Permit issued is non-negotiable and non-transferable that is valid for five (5) years renewable for the same period, provided that the performance of the holder is satisfactory and without the necessity of a formal order by this Office, will automatically expire; The permit holder together with the DENR shall identify areas for Enhancement Planting; The extraction of gums, resins, oils, and exudates shall be done in such a manner as to ensure the health and survival of sourced trees. A joint monitoring team shall conduct a survey of the health condition of tapped/extracted/collected trees at least once a year; Only trees eligible for tapping/extraction/collection shall be included in the 100% inventory e.g., for Almaciga, only > 40cm in diameter shall be inventoried and allowed for tapping/extraction/collection. A resulting mortality (death) rate of 2 10% of all trees where gums, resins, oils, and exudates are tapped /extracted/collected shall cause the automatic cancellation of this Permit; Each dead tree where gums, resins, oils, and exudates are tapped/extracted/collected shall be replaced with one hundred seedlings of same species, to be planted by the permittee in suitable areas (even if outside one’s private property or tenured area) identified by the DENR. The permit holder shall conduct care, maintenance and protection activities on the planted seedlings to ensure its survival; Only science-based procedures shall be used in the tapping/extracting of trees. Hence, the permit holder shall undergo training on tapping, care and maintenance of tapped/extracted trees to be conducted by a government and/or private organizations with extensive research/or experience on tapping/extraction procedures of trees; The permittee shall not allow other person without permit to tap/extract/collect gums, resins, oils, and exudates within the area covered by his/her permit; A report on the amount of harvest (in kilogram) shall be submitted to the CENRO/ Implementing PENRO on a bi-annual basis, including the number of seedlings planted for enhancement planting or replacement of dead tapped/extracted trees; The permit area shall be subjected to a performance audit as basis for renewal. Within sixty (60) days before the permit expiration, the permittee shall file with the CENRO/Implementing PENRO an application for renewal; The tapping/extracting/collection of gums, resins, oils, and exudates in excess of the number of trees authorized to be tapped/extracted/collected shall cause the non-renewal of this permit; and The CO, including the authenticated copy of TECP shall serve as the transport documents of Gums, Resins, Oils, and Exudates within and outside regions. Annex E TALLY SHEET TREES THAT PRODUCE GUMS, RESINS, OILS, AND EXUDATES (Sample format) Name of Proponent: Area Inventoried (ha): Location: Date Inventoried: (Sitio, Barangay, Municipality, Province) Tree Species TREE TREE Tree Location Remarks/ No. | Common | DIAMETER | MERCHANTABLE (GPS Reading) Stem Name (DBH/DAB*) HEIGHT Northing | Easting | Quality qd, 2 (in (in meters) ..-N) centimeter) Note: *DBH/DAB - Diameter at Breast Height / Diameter Above Buttress Inventoried By: (Indicate name and position) (Indicate name and position) Attested by: (CENRO/Implementing PENRO) NOTES: 1. The diameter (DBH/DAB) shall be measured and recorded to the nearest centimeter (cm), in accordance to FMB Technical Bulletin No.3 2. The Merchantable Height shall be measured in nearest meter in accordance to FMB Technical Bulletin No.3 3. Please use the following Codes for Stem Quality Code 1 — Straight, cylindrical tree without visible defects or damage Code 2 — Tree with little defects or damage Code 3 ~ Tree with several defects or damage Annex F CERTIFICATE OF GUMS, RESINS, OILS, AND EXUDATES ORIGIN CO No. R-YMD-01 (Region-Year/Month/Day-Frequency) TO ALL CONCERNED: Be informed that the undersigned is a legitimate collector/transporter of gums, resins, oils, and exudates with office/business address at That I am transporting/carrying the gums, resins, oils, and exudates tapped/extracted/collected from a/an’ (please refer to footnote) described as follows: 1. Amount of gums, resins, oils, and exudates (kilogram) 2. Location of collection Owner/Holder/Authorized Representative This is to certify further that the above-described gums, resins, oils, and exudates had been verified by this Office to have originated from (area/place of production) and is hereby allowed to be transported with the following particulars: Owner/Permit Holder TECP No. Date Issued Date of Expiration Conveyance Plate No. Vehicle Type Describe Route From To Validity Date From Until Approved by: Verifier/Evaluator CENRO/Implementing PENR * etapping within tenured areas, cite the name of the holder and tenure instrument issued and number. If tapping within ancestral lands/ancestral domain, cite the name of the IP organization and CADC/CADT r egistration number. If within A & D, private land, cite the name of the landowner and the OCT/TCT no./Tax Declaration Number, whichever is applicable. If within PA and national parks, cite the tenure migrant name, tenure instrument issued and number. (BACK PAGE-Add running total volume)