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Damaging contracts in Congo under threat

Congo, home to the world’s second largest tropical forest, has launched a review of all timber contracts in an effort to clean up a business rife with corruption and to recoup millions of dollars in lost taxes, according to a report by Environmental News Network (ENN).

FSC certification granted for Canadian forest

The Tembec and Kruger joint venture, Marathon Pulp.,has received Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification for its forestry practices on the Big Pic Forest inĀ Ontario, Canada.

Space technology offers cost effective services for FSC forest management

Today’s view on our planet from space is the clearest ever - landĀ cover changes such as forest fires and concession roads can be easily detected with the latest Earth Observation (EO) technologies. A project of FSC, the European Space Agency (ESA) and several partners shows how the latest EO technology improves its potential as a […]

First countries selected for Forest Carbon Partnership Facility

Fourteen states have been selected as the first developing country members of an innovative partnership and international financing mechanism to combat tropical deforestation and climate change. The 14 developing countries include six in Africa (the Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar); five in Latin America (Bolivia, Costa Rica, Guyana, Mexico, Panama); and […]

Oldest and largest US tree certification program endorsed

Family forest owners in the USA, who own nearly two-thirds of the country’s forest lands, today cheered the endorsement of the American Tree Farm System (ATFS) by the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification schemes (PEFC). This step that will open the door to new green markets for wood that is sustainably produced on […]

Aussie trees crucial for carbon storage

South-east Australia’s natural forests are among the most carbon dense in the world and store three times more carbon than Australian and international climate change experts realise, a world-first study released today at The Australian National University revealed.

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