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- US foreign investment given the boot
- Moving on
- An ominous new clause to control information
- Amerindian village council elections are handled b...
- Guyana in lower rung of Worldwide Governance Indic...
- AFC election Trotman leader, Ramjattan chairman ...
- Sawmill employees now face murder charge
- Talk is cheap
- Does GECOM supervise elections of Amerindian villa...
- Forestry commission bill passed -concern voiced at...
- Guyana Forestry Commission Bill passed
- The investment generated from 1985 to 1992 has not...
- New project launched to help Bethany farmers succeed
- Forestry commission bill for debate today
- Bill to re-establish Guyana Forestry Commission fo...
- Mercury threat. Editorial.
- Iwokrama preparing for carbon market - Bali meetin...
- Amerindian Affairs Ministry to launch website
- Forestalling failure
- School of Anthropology launched at UG
- Newspapers must seek answers to troubling issues
- Minister Webster urges participants to examine cli...
- Only President can approve forest subletting - Bulkan
- Amerindian Affairs Ministry to launch website
- Is the GFC usurping the President's authority on s...
- GFC's policy statement on concessions is explicit ...
- Govt.'s forest policy must be supported by incent...
- China calls for sustainable logging by Chinese fir...
- The timber industry
- Barama payroll robbery - Boat captain, wife, other...
- FPA notes with concern
- Logging firm ordered to do EIA at Kartabu
- Half the timber produced last year was processed l...
- Inventories of the forest have been made since 190...
- Barama sub-contracting should be validated by regu...
- Barama did not sub-lease from other logging compan...
- Land titles for two more Amerindian communities
- Forestry Commission clarifies
- $11.5M payroll heist….
- Large concessions are managed on the principle of ...
- WWF Statement
- Time for AG to pronounce on the renting of other f...
- Barama probing $11.5M payroll theft
- Mercury threat from mining seen in north west
- A Way for Resource-Rich Countries to Audit Their W...
- Govt considering modern sawmill proposal
- A wake up call and our fortunes
- Past time for definitive statement
- Toshao Wilson never told me they signed the contra...
- Concession holders who cannot operate their forest...
- GNCB Debtors advert in SN 24 June 2007
- Child labour woes seen in study 90% of 15 to 17 gr...
- Barama harvesting legally outside its concession -...
- Iwokrama reception attracts crème de la crème in L...
- Net widening' against illegal Chinese immigration ...
- WWF Statement in Response to Ecological Internet A...
- If there is to be spin, let it be for greater good
- Marketing logs cannot fulfil development plans
- Penan sue Samling and Sarawak State Government to ...
- Akawini regrets the removal of Barama Company Lim...
- Rimbunan Hijau, the parent company of Demerara Tim...
- Peeping Tom - THE CABLE GUY
- The old trees in our city are increasingly vulnerable
- Modern milling equipment is the answer, we have un...
- Guyana would do better to process logs rather than...
- Iwokrama in talks for partnership arrangements
- AH&L Kissoon still going strong in the local furni...
- Billions in GNCB loans to local businessmen may be...
- There should be no further delay in implementing t...
- Appropriate action should be taken against these n...
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- Purpose and coverage of www. guyanaforestryblog.blogspot.com This blog has been set up in order to make available in one place all newspaper letters and articles relating to forestry, and forest-dependent people in Guyana, which are published in that country. This blog also posts links to other related topics, such as: - Amerindians (Guyana’s indigenous peoples) - natural resources policies and practices - policies and laws which affect the forest sector but which are not directly linked - global trade in logs extracted from tropical moist forests in Guyana, including apparently illegal logging. Over time we hope to post older materials which may be available electronically. We will also provide links to all blogs which provide links to our blog. Please bring to our attention articles or letters we might post by sending us a message. Original Blog guyanaforestry.blogspot.com
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