Permalink: https://www.media.greenpeace.org/archive/Pristine-Forests-in-Papua-27MZIFIWPYTQ.htmlConceptually similarPristine Forests in PapuaGP02161Completed★★★★Coastline in PapuaGP0215UCompleted★★★★Rowiari Village in Waropen DistrictGP02159Completed★★★★Rowiari Village in Waropen DistrictGP0215ACompleted★★★★Pristine Forests in PapuaGP02163Completed★★★★Pristine Forests in PapuaGP02167Completed★★★★Pristine Forests in PapuaGP02164Completed★★★★★★Pristine Forests in PapuaGP02165Completed★★★★Logging Roads in Nabire PapuaGP0215CCompleted★★★★View AllGP0215XPristine Forests in PapuaForests near Manokwari in West Papua. Greenpeace is calling for an immediate moratorium on all forest conversion in Indonesia to help curb the country's greenhouse gas emissions, safeguard the wealth of tropical biodiversity and protect the livelihood of forest dependent communities. Greenpeace's "Forests for Climate" ship tour to Indonesia aims to highlight the catastrophic impacts of deforestation for palm oil, logging and other industry expansion, on the global climate, biodiversity loss and forest-dependent people. Papua is the last frontier of intact ancient forest in Indonesia.Locations:Asia-Indonesia-Papua-Southeast AsiaDate:16 Oct, 2008Credit:© Greenpeace / Ardiles RanteMaximum size:3504px X 2336pxKeywords:Aerial view-Day-Forests (campaign title)-Forests (topography)-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Tropical rainforests-ValleysShoot:'Forests for Climate' Tour in IndonesiaGreenpeace conducts a series of documentation on the illegal logging activity in the pristine forest of Papua. Evidence of continued illegal logging activities in a suspended logging concession area in Kaimana, West Papua province were gathered. Greenpeace is calling for an immediate moratorium on all forest conversion in Indonesia to help curb the country's greenhouse gas emissions, safeguard the wealth of tropical biodiversity and protect the livelihood of forest dependent communities. Greenpeace released evidence of continued illegal logging activities in a suspended logging concession area in Kaimana, West Papua province.Greenpeace's "Forests for Climate" ship tour to Indonesia aims to highlight the catastrophic impacts of deforestation for palm oil, logging and other industry expansion, on the global climate, biodiversity loss and forest-dependent people. Papua is the last frontier of intact ancient forest in Indonesia.Related Collections:EU Bans Illegal Timber (Media Release)
