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… list of all IPP editors of each country is visible after logging in to the IPP and is shown below a country’s IPPC … L I G A T I O N S 2 editing your country information Upon logging in to the site, you can choose to go to your country …

… are still illegally hunted for bushmeat. Furthermore, logging, mining, hunting and human population growth are … are put in danger of extinction. The most direct effect of logging in, for example, the Sangha Tri-National Park is the … of human populations, charcoal production and the logging of indigenous trees are causing massive …

… to the extensive impacts of exploration, mining, drilling, logging, infrastructure development, waste disposal and …

… the way for agriculture to expand, but also for illegal logging – as a rule, deforestation takes place less than 30 …

… held within PAs in China, where strict rules prohibit logging, was maintained. It did however undergo serious …

… these and related factors. Threats to biodiversity through logging, mining or agriculture, for example, may be more …

… of Timber and Timber Products Harvested through Illegal Logging: A Review of Relevant Multilateral Environmental … legitimate revenues and prosperity. With regard to illegal logging and forest crime, figures are even more alarming. US$ 30–100 billion are lost annually through illegal logging and deforestation. Illegal and unregulated char- coal …

… of Timber and Timber Products Harvested through Illegal Logging: A Review of Relevant Multilateral Environmental … legitimate revenues and prosperity. With regard to illegal logging and forest crime, figures are even more alarming. US$ 30–100 billion are lost annually through illegal logging and deforestation. Illegal and unregulated char- coal …