Our valuable logs being loaded on a Ship in Guyana destined for Asia.
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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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