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… wider range of national and local agencies. The topics of logging and fishing in par- ticular are often regulated by … logs and timber seizures (tons), 2005-2015 Illegal logging is one of the most destructive wildlife crimes, as it … publi- cally auctioned by the seizing state. Generalized logging bans can give officials a basis for action at logging …

… THREATS TO SURVIVAL Cameroon In the early 1970s intensive logging was destroying Colobus habitat. The species was … also being cleared for tea plantations (Redfern, 1985). Logging and the activities of charcoal burners and … No information. Ivory Coast Habitat destruction through logging and slash and burn cultivation is one of the major …

… 2. Planting trees and NTFPs; 3. Felling planted trees; 4. Logging and harvesting of forest products; 5. Processing of … forest conversion or issued the permission of unlawful logging shall be subject to criminal sanctions and shall be … 2. Planting trees and NTFPs; 3. Felling planted trees; 4. Logging and harvesting of forest products; 5. Processing of …

… a restricted distribution and is subject to pressure from logging, it will probably be less able to withstand the … host specific to trees with timber potential, and logging is almost certainly the main threat. In 1977 the … Species Act and imports into the USA are prohibited. Logging poses the greatest threat to this species at present …

… change by 2100, but the greatest current threat is from logging with 1-2% area lost per year, likely to dwarf the … toll (Alongi, 2008). The 1-2% per year rate of loss from logging currently outstrips the estimated 10-15% loss from …

… for grazing cattle and more recently commercial logging, and also by collecting for the pet trade. This … next two decades, despite the fact that commercial export logging operations have ceased on the island. INTERNATIONAL …