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Nellemann, C., Miles, L., Kaltenborn, B.P., Virtue, M. and Ahlenius, H. 2007. The last stand of the orangutan – State of emergency: Illegal logging, fire and palm oil in Indonesia’s national parks. UNEP, GRID-Arendal, Norway, www.grida.no Currey, D., Doherty, F., Lawson, S. Newmann, J. and Ruwindrijarto, A. 2005. Timber trafficking - Illegal Logging in Indonesia, South East Asia and International consumption of Illegally Sourced Timber. EIA/Telapak. www.eia-international.org

 

 

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Smuggling routes of illegally logged ramin timber from Indonesia, including from national parks and protected areas

Year: 2011 Author: Hugo Alhenius
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Illegal transport and organization of illegal logging by syndicates. Much of the timber is re-sold during transport and thus changes ownership en route, obliterating tracking efforts to trace origins and diluting import-export figures.
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