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Greenpeace offers solutions to deforestation

 


Whether it’s convincing Barbie to go for greener packaging or partnering with the music industry to promote responsible-sourced instruments, our team can fortunately celebrate several victories for the forests.  

Great news for Indonesian rainforest: Asia Pulp & Paper commit to forest conservation policy

BOS Foundation (Borneo Orangutan Survival)We primarily focus on consumer power to protect vulnerable ancient forests. When an individual makes an environmentally-conscious choice, it is an important step for conservation. But when a corporation implements an environmentally-conscious policy, that impact is amplified thousands of times over.  Often times, it takes the power of the consumer to pressure a company to do the right thing.


And all the amazing creatures who call those forests home can thank mindful consumers for making that important step in the conversation process.

 

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Illegal Forest Felling Activities in Russia (PDF)

Publication | January 2, 2000 at 18:00

Although Russia has some of the most sophisticated systems for regulating the forest industry, logging importers are still in business with the illegal logging trade.

Spotlight on the Illegal Timber Trade: Asia Pacific

Publication | December 31, 1999 at 18:00

A 2000 Greenpeace supplement to the report, "Against the Law: The G8 and the Illegal Timber Trade."

Turning up the heat

Image | December 31, 1999 at 18:00

Turning up the heat

The Chain of Destruction: From Canada's Ancient Forests to the United States Market

Publication | January 31, 1999 at 18:00

This report details American consumption of ancient forests, particularly timber coming from Canada.

Alongside the Law: A report about the log supply for plywood and veneer exporting...

Publication | January 4, 1999 at 18:00

The six exporting plywood and veneer companies of the Amazonas state – Amaplac, Carolina, Cifec, Compensa, CIM and Gethal – are or have been involved with illegal logging in the past two and a half years. In 1998, they were responsible for 86,7%...

Buying Destruction: A Greenpeace Report for Corporate Consumers of Forest Products

Publication | December 31, 1998 at 18:00

There are two main problems facing you as a corporate consumer of forest products: the loss of your resource base and the loss of your market. Your resource is diminishing and becoming increasingly remote and both your customers and investors are...

Facing Destruction: A Greenpeace briefing on the timber industry in the Brazilian Amazon

Publication | December 31, 1998 at 18:00

Based on recent fieldwork, literature and interviews with company executives, this report presents details of the activities of 17 logging companies currently operating in the Amazon’s forest states of Amazonas and Para. All of the companies are...

Mouth of Lockhart/Gordon Creek

Image | September 30, 1998 at 18:00

Mouth of Lockhart/Gordon Creek, Great Bear Rainforest, British Columbia, Canada.

Western Forest Products and Logging in the Ingram-Mooto Watersheds of the Great Bear...

Publication | August 31, 1998 at 18:00

This 1998 fact sheet documents WFP's logging plans, the involvement of the First Nations, the ecology of the Ingram-Mooto Watersheds and the need to protect BC's temperate rainforests.

Western Forest Products, Logging Practices and the Forestry Stewardship Council's...

Publication | August 31, 1998 at 18:00

This 1998 report is an indicative assessment which contrasts the current and proposed logging practices of WFP with the standards of the Forest Stewardship Council and an analysis of the concerns.

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