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I'm concerned about Australian forests / I'm looking for information on logging in Australia.

The Wilderness Society is leading the work to save Tasmania's forests. For more information on logging in Australia, visit The Wilderness Society's website.

Greenpeace and The Wilderness Society have worked together to protect Tasmania's Styx Valley. You can learn more about this work here.  Greenpeace campaigns globally to protect ancient forests. In this region, we use our reach and capacity to focus on the Asia Pacific Paradise Forests.  The Paradise Forests are being destroyed faster than any other on Earth.  Learn more here.

I'm shopping for timber furniture and want to make sure I don't buy timber from illegal or unsustainable logging operations. What should I do?

Use the Greenpeace Good Wood Guide to help you find ecologically sustainable timber products.

I'm building/renovating and want to ensure I don't source timber from illegal or unsustainable logging operations.

Use the Greenpeace Good Wood Guide to help you find ecologically sustainable timber products.

Are there particular timbers I shouldn't buy?

It isn't practical for us to provide detailed information on different timber species. We suggest that you purchase timber and timber products that are either recycled or certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). If a retailer cannot provide a good wood policy or verification that timber is not coming from illegally or unsustainable logged timber – don't buy it!  Use the Greenpeace Good Wood Guide to help you find ecologically sustainable timber products.

I have an assignment on forests around the world and need some information.

For information on forests around the world, visit the Greenpeace International website here.

Where can I find environmentally friendly office paper?

View our recommendations on how to choose the best recycled paper here.

Where can I find facts on deforestation rates around the world?

An area of natural forest the size of a soccer pitch is cut down every two seconds. Read more here.