blowing the whistle on forestry corruption in Papua New Guinea

large forum of non-government and community-based organisations in Indonesia that stands for social transformation, peoples sovereignty, and sustainability of life and livelihoods; works to defend Indonesia’s natural world and local communities from injustice carried out in the name of economic development

a report by Urgewald that describes the social and environmental impacts of the pulp industry and how it is financed and managed (pdf)

a report by Greenpeace that exposes the tax-evasion of export-driven resource extraction in the DRC and the neighboring Republic of the Congo (pdf)

a report from WWF calling for a halt to illegal logging that is taking place, in clear violation of Indonesian law, in Sumatran forests known for its rich biodiversity (pdf)

Greenpeace exposes that logging in the Congo rainforest is out of control, falls short of calling for an end to industrial logging in Congo's ancient primary rainforest (pdf)

report from Rainforest Foundation discussing case studies where tropical rainforest zoning practices have favored timber companies over long term sustainability (pdf)

a WWF report about illegal timber sales in Europe; includes research on the scale of the illegal timber market, origins of illegal timber and policy options for stopping it (pdf)

a report that seeks to provide the basis for implementation of Voluntary Partnership Agreements that are meant to control illegal logging and contribute to sustainable forest management (pdf)

investigates the forest industry to empower forest-dependent people, raise public awareness, increase transparency and accountability of the sector

information and statistics on the international trade in timber products, with an emphasis upon Asia and Africa

Greenpeace China's campaigns to protect ancient forests, including "save the paradise forests", exposing illegal logging and the non-disposable chopsticks project

the German NGO Urgewald investigates the impact of pulp mills on the environment and communities and highlights the threats of the planned large-scale expansion of pulp industry capacity worldwide