Miles to Go on the Green Road
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Despite encouraging reports of progress in the management of forests, climate change and other related issues, the sad reality is that crimes against our environment keep on being carried out, particularly in areas not accessible by public oversight and monitoring. In the most extreme cases, they have led to conflicts that have resulted in fatal consequences. Corruption and collusion are clearly behind the slow progress in efforts to address vital environmental issues. But it is encouraging to note that we continue to take part in international fora, in the struggle to save our fragile planet.
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"Confusion and conflict over authority of forests provided a fertile environment for illegal logging and other forest crimes."
An online chat with Frances Seymour
Secretary-General, CIFORCenter for International Forestry Research
How would you describe efforts to halt deforestation and sustain Indonesias forests to date?
Ive been an observer of forest management in Indonesia for the last 25 years. Since the mid-1980s, there has been a succession of ef
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