Forest Reports

Klamath-Siskiyou Keystone Forest

January 03, 2005

State of Conflict

November 03, 2003

This report focuses on the Brazilian Amazon state of Pará, where industrial activities are surging ahead leaving the law behind. It concentrates on the two most aggressive industrial frontiers in Pará State: the regions of Porto de Moz and Prainha, and the Middle Land. Logging and cattle ranching are now the main driving forces behind the illegal assault on land in these regions.

The Paper Trail

August 01, 2004

A Greenpeace guide to sourcing ancient forest friendly paper for the UK book publishing industry.

Forest Crime File: Danzer Group (Revised 2nd Edition)

November 01, 2004

REVISED & UPDATED JANUARY 2005 In June 2004, Greenpeace published an initial report outlining how the Swiss based Danzer Group had been knowingly financing illegal logging in Africa. The Danzer Group quickly responded, but their response failed to address key allegations including their admission in documents obtained by Greenpeace that showed they had a policy of paying off government officials. Greenpeace has now obtained additional evidence of further unscrupulous behaviour including suspected forgery and carrying out business dealings with an arms trafficker who is blacklisted by the UN Security Council.

Caught Between Two Worlds

April 21, 2005

Describes the problems large-scale industrial enterprises like logging and plantations cause for families and communities in the Solomon Islands. The report reinforces the importance of village based development in the rebuilding of the nation.

Roadmap to Recovery: The World's Last Intact Forest Landscapes

March 21, 2006

We have created new maps of the world's forests, based on the most up-to-date, high resolution satellite imagery and a consistent set of criteria. World governments can use these maps to identify which forest areas are most in need of protection and to fast track setting up a global network of protected areas.