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Table  5 Species,  stand  density,  stand  volume  and  Fisher’s  index  of  diversity  in  Bangtranoi  (BTN)  and  Huaisai  (HS) Watershed Forest types Tree Sapling Seeding Tree 4.4 Water  resources Annual  stream  flow  in  BTN  watershed  was  9.69  Million  Cubic  Meters  (MCM)  (16.35%  of  annual  rainfall)  which  was  higher  than  HS  watershed  with  only  2.63  MCM  (14.32%  of  annual  rainfall)  (Table  6).  In  the  dry  season  (December  to  April) MCM  values  were  1.09  and  0.30  or  11.25  and  11.41%  of  total   f low  of  BTN  and  HS  watersheds  respectively.  In  the  wet  season  (May  to  November) MCM  values  were  8.60  and  2.34  or  88.75  and  88.59%  of  total  flow  of  BTN  and  HS  watershed,  respectively. Most  of  water  quality  parameters  in  wet  season  (August  2015)  of  BTN  and  HS  watershed  was  higher  than  dry  season  (April  2015)  while,  BOD,  DO,  TDS,  Nitrate,  Phosphate, TCB,  and  FCB  in  wet  season  were  higher  than dry  season  in  BTN  watershed.  Besides,  TCB  and  FCB  in  both  BTN  and  HS  watershed  showed  higher  TCB  (415  and  170  MPN/100  ml)  and  FCB  (182.5  and  130  MPN/100  ml.)  respectively  in  wet  season.  This  may  be  caused by  livestock  activities  along  the  stream  channel. volume However,  this  work  found  that  both  BTN  and  HS  watershed  water  quality  were  in  surface  water  quality  standard  value  type  3  (Table  7  and  Table  8).  4.5  Socio-economic  features In  the  case  of  socio-economic  aspects  at  BTN  and  HS  watershed,  it  was  found  that  the  population  characteristics  of  both  study  sites  were  similar.  In  addition,  sanitation  problems  i n   waste  water  and  garbage  management  still  occurred  in  some  areas.  For  utilization  of  water  resources,  there  were  no  problems  for  drinking  water  in  terms  of  both  quantity  and  quality  but  samples  in  both  watersheds  have  often  faced  a  water  shortage  for  household  consumption  in  the  dry  period,  especially  in  HS  watershed. With  respect  to  understanding,  there  was  encouraging  evidence  of  good  understanding  of  fundamental  forest  law  and  natural  resource  conservation.  Respondents  in  BTN  and  HS  showed  moderate to  low  participation  respectively  in  action  activities. 262 Proceedings  of  the  International  Conference  on  Climate  Change,  Biodiversity  and  Ecosystem  Services  for  the Sustainable  Development  Goals  (SDGs):  Policy  and  Practice  27-29  June  2016,  Cha-am,  Phetchaburi,  Thailand Diversity index Species Density (number/ha) Species Density (number/ha) Species Density (number/ha) (cu.m./ha) Deciduous 123 368 116 563 92 1,273 38.59 22.28 Reforestation 70 296 77 437 41 1,100 37.21 18.88 Beach 35 253 34 628 16 1,082 39.47 9.77 Mangrove 5 765 2 8,000 3 36,000 79.83 0.89


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