Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Illegally-Cut-Timber-Loaded-onto-Cargo-Ship-27MZIFL8IHGX.htmlConceptually similarIllegally Cut Timber Loaded onto Cargo ShipGP01N1XCompleted★★★★Illegally Cut Timber Loaded onto Cargo ShipGP01N2ICompleted★★★★Log Barges Laden with Illegally Felled TimberGP01N0CCompleted★★★★Log Barges Laden with Illegally Felled TimberGP01N0DCompleted★★★★Forest Action on Illegally Felled Trees in Paia PortGP01N10Completed★★★★Painting Action on Logging BargeGP01N1VCompleted★★★★Illegally Cut Trees on BargesGP01N1WCompleted★★★★Painting Action on Illegally Felled LogsGP01N14Completed★★★★Forest Action on Illegally Felled Trees in Paia PortGP01N12Completed★★★★★★View AllGP01N23Illegally Cut Timber Loaded onto Cargo ShipTurama Forest Industries load illegally cut trees from barges onto the 'Harbour Gemini' cargo ship, in Paia Port, in the 'Turama extension' logging concession, Gulf Province. These forests are being felled by Turama Forest Industries - a group company of Malaysian logging giant Rimbunan Hijau.Locations:Oceania-Papua New GuineaDate:6 Sep, 2008Credit:© Greenpeace / Jeremy Sutton-HibbertMaximum size:2912px X 4368pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Aerial view-Barges-Cargo ships-Day-Deforestation-Forests (campaign title)-Illegal logging-KWCI (GPI)-Loggers-Outdoors-Timber-Timber industryShoot:Deforestation Documentation Papua New GuineaThe Greenpeace ship Esperanza arrived in Jakarta to help launch the Forests for Climate initiative, Greenpeace’s pioneering solution to reduce deforestation, tackle climate change, preserve global biodiversity, and protect the livelihoods of millions of forest-dependent people. Forests for Climate (FFC) is Greenpeace’s landmark proposal for an international mechanism to fund sustainable and lasting reductions of emissions from tropical deforestation in participating countries in order to meet commitments for the second phase of the Kyoto Protocol.Greenpeace is calling on the Indonesian government to implement an immediate moratorium on all forest conversion, including expansion of oil palm plantations, industrial logging, and other drivers of deforestation.
