Forests

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  1. Wood Matters
    April 11, 2007

  2. Barama corrects forest management deficiencies
    March 18, 2007

  3. Forestry boost for Ituni, Kwakwani
    March 18, 2007

  4. Barama sets up new company for value-added timber processing
    March 12, 2007

  5. Forestry certificate suspension
    March 11, 2007

  6. Log exporters, timber products manufacturers reach 'general consensus' on way forward
    February 18, 2007

  7. Public consultation held on proposed log export policy
    February 18, 2007

  8. Options tabled to ban log exports
    February 18, 2007

  9. Major deficiencies uncovered in Barama forest management
    January 28, 2007

  10. Major deficiencies uncovered in Barama forest management
    January 28, 2007

  11. Vigilance
    December 11, 2006

  12. Forestry transfer pricing probe on
    December 9, 2006

  13. Country getting a pittance from Asian forestry companies
    November 13, 2006

  14. Forestry Commission social scheme advancesNovember 10, 2006

  15. Tapping into the forests
    July 20, 2004

  16. Guyana: “World Mecca for wildlife and forest”
    July 18, 2004

  17. WWF to push sustainable forestry, cleaner mining
    July 17, 2004

  18. WWF support for Guyana forestry project
    July 17, 2004

  19. Guyana to receive 500, 000 Euros from WWF
    July 17, 2004

  20. State-of-the-art forestry centre likely by next month
    April 12, 2004

  21. Know your woods when building a home
    April 11, 2004

  22. Foresters school on reducing impacts of logging
    April 11, 2004

  23. Lumberyards deny violating Court Order
    March 24, 2004

  24. Court rules in favour of forestry body
    March 6, 2004

  25. Quality key to forestry exports
    February 24, 2004

  26. Forestry Commission cracks down on unlicenced lumberyards
    January 8, 2004

  27. Forestry Commission hails productive year
    December 27, 2003

  28. Deforestation
    December 14, 2003

  29. Berbice forestry concession could pose hazard to archaeological sites
    September 6, 2003

  30. UN conference highlights threats to Guyana’s rainforests
    September 5, 2003

  31. Forestry sector failing from lack of capital -PNCR
    June 17, 2003

  32. More overseas $$ for forest management
    June 3, 2003

  33. Guyana gets help to market timber
    June 3, 2003

  34. Upper Berbice group granted forestry leases
    March 16, 2003

  35. Berbice Forestry Association receives forestry concessions
    March 15, 2003

  36. Not out of the woods
    March 15, 2003

  37. Barama moving towards certified ‘green’ exports
    March 3, 2003

  38. Forestry certification initiative launched
    March 2, 2003

  39. Barama moves to fully certify forest concession
    February 27, 2003

  40. MANAGING GUYANA’S FOREST RESERVES
    February 18, 2003

  41. Steps taken to monitor forestry operations in Region Three
    February 13, 2003

  42. Memorandum signed with CI for protection of southern forest
    November 26, 2002

  43. Conservation group signs deals with Barama, forestry commission
    November 1, 2002

  44. Guyana to benefit from WWF forest management programme
    October 12, 2002

  45. Pact signed for 200,000-acre conservation concession
    July 18, 2002

  46. Guyana sells forest for conservation purposes
    July 18, 2002

  47. Current timber felling and management practices by some concessionaires need to be improved - GFC
    March 18, 2002

  48. Guyana, Conservation International in unique forest deal
    February 22, 2001

  49. States recognises forests are crucial to Amerindian culture
    June 14, 2000

  50. Jungle setting for forestry exhibition
    June 10, 2000

  51. Guyana to get US$3-4M more from Germany for forest conservation
    May 27, 2000

  52. WWF includes Guyana in global conservation campaign
    April 15, 2000

  53. $26.4M turtle, forest conservation pacts inked
    April 14, 2000

  54. Guyana must note people-forestry link
    March 30, 2000





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