Greenpeace activists investigate a large cargo of raw, unmarked timber, on a barge anchored off the coast of southern Kalimantan . Illegal logging and corruption within the logging industry is widespread in Indonesia. It is estimated that as much as 70 percent of the raw timber supplying the country's wood processing industry is logged illegally. A World Bank report warned that some of the richest forest regions in the region could be wiped out in 3 to 10 years, unless government action is taken to halt the rampant illegal logging and habitat destruction.