Protect the Amazon rainforest
As the largest remaining rainforest on Earth, the Amazon rainforest is one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world; almost half of all known species live in the Amazon. Sadly, it's also experiencing one of the highest rates of deforestation on the planet. While our Amazon campaign has had some remarkable successes over the past few years, there is still much more to do to protect the Amazon.
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A Greenpeace investigation into illegal and destructive logging
All three international companies targeted by Greenpeace's Amazon campaign in Brazil - Malaysian based WTK/Amaplac, Eidai from Japan and French based Lapeyre...
Investigation into criminal imports of timber into the UK
Behind closed doors: A major Greenpeace investigation Publication date: July 2000 Summary During the last 10 months Greenpeace...
Protect the Amazon not the criminals
Mahogany report UK summary On-the-ground investigations by Greenpeace in the Brazilian Amazon have documented damning new evidence of the truth behind the...
Partners in mahogany crime
Amazon at the mercy of 'gentlemen's agreements' Almost ten years ago, world leaders gathered in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The meeting, known as the Earth Summit...
Protect the Amazon- Stop criminal timber imports
The Amazon rainforest is one of the biologically richest areas in the world containing more than one-third of the world's remaining ancient forests and...
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