Villagers from Omati stand at one of their 'sacred sites', in the rainforests of the 'Turama extension' logging concession. These forests are being felled by Turama Forest Industries - a group company of Malayasian logging giant Rimbunan Hijau. In 1995, the Papua New Guinea government granted 1.7 million hectares as a logging ‘extension’ to Turama Forest Industries – the extension was almost 10 times bigger than the original concession. The timber permit for this new concession, called Turama Extension is valid for 35 years (until 2030).