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07 March 2006 / EoF News

Fighting illegal loggers

Kalimantan, Sumatra, Lack of governance, Biodiversity loss, Pulp & paper, Palm oil, certification, deforestaion, ecolabel, illegal loggers, illegal logging, illegal timber

Indonesia has enacted laws on environmental protection and has issued a myriad of regulations and rulings to protect forests, in addition to the creation of non-tariff barriers to prevent the trading of illegally cut wood. Yet deforestation continues. Inter-island trade and export of illegally felled timber remains rampant.

06 March 2006 / EoF Press Release

Mitigation of elephants' conflicts protocol

Sumatra, Lack of governance, Biodiversity loss, Pulp & paper, Palm oil, Balai Kayang Mandiri, conflict mitigation, deforestaion, gajah, human-elephant, Riau

Press Release on human-elephant conflict mitigation.

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08 October 2019 / EoF External Publications / WWF

Borneo Deforestation Update

Kalimantan, Carbon stock, Biodiversity loss, Pulp & paper, APP, APRIL, borneo, deforestaion, Djarum, Fajar Surya Swadaya, KAMH, zero deforestation

15 February 2019 / EoF External Publications / WWF

APRIL Must Refrain From Pulping Peatland Forest on a Small Indonesian Island

Sumatra, Carbon stock, Biodiversity loss, Pulp & paper, APRIL, deforestaion, greenomics, island, peat, pulau padang, RAPP, RGE

PT RAPP, a subsidiary of Indonesian pulp and paper giant APRIL, is targeting the clearing of 23,914 hectares of peatland forest on Pulau Padang.