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… projects results from the type of activity (e.g., avoided logging or avoided deforestation) and from a large project … This could lead to a situation where, for example, illegal logging practices could be used as an alternative scenario, …

… offences relate to illegal entry into protected areas and logging. On the other hand, there are very few prosecutions …

… kg per hectare per year, despite some tree losses due to logging and extreme weather events. Harmful pollutants … (such as replanting mangroves, reducing upland logging and replanting stream buffers) were several times …

… (20), hydroelectric dams and water rights (15) and logging (15) were major drivers of the murders. According to …

… pressures, poaching and illegal wildlife trade, extensive logging in protected areas, etc.) and nature conservation. … building activities; illegal hunting and fishing; illegal logging and utilisation of forest products; over-extraction …

… activities such as wildlife poaching and unauthorised logging. Goal II: Utilize Biosphere Reserves as Models of … of management practices, for example in forestry, logging, forest regeneration, or in the field of pollution …

… placed 830 ha of mangroves under strict protection against logging. 1877 ha of mangroves are harvested by the community …

… as a Royal and Tsarist hunting ground, spared widespread logging in the 1st World War, and strictly protected since …

… natural resources is a critical problem in Peru. Illegal logging, for example, is very hard to control and is … exploit specific valuable timber species. These selective logging activities accelerate ecosystem degradation. … by law whose principal goal is to fight against illegal logging activities from diverse public institutions. However, …