EoF News (PEKANBARU)— In the latest example of Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) threatening the survival of the Sumatran tiger, a tiger living inside a pulpwood plantation concession of APP was recently caught, raising questions from environmentalists.
JAKARTA May 7 -- A massive new logging road will threaten the backyard of the only Australian zoo-born orangutan released into the Indonesian wilderness, environmentalists warn.
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Koalisi Eyes on the Forest telah melakukan investigasi lacak sawit (Chain of Custody – CoC) Tandan Buah Segar (TBS) yang ditanam secara tidak...
The Bukit Batabuh tiger corridor is habitat of the critically endangered Sumatran tiger and part of the 4 million hectares “Rimba Corridor”...
Investigasi EoF antara tanggal 5 dan 8 April 2013 mendapati PT. Riau Indo Agropalma (RIA), pemasok “independen” SMG/APP, masih menebangi pepohonan...
In February 2013, Sinar Mas Group’s Asia Pulp & Paper (SMG/APP) published a “forest conservation policy (FCP)” announcing “an end to the...
Investigasi oleh koalisi LSM Eyes on the Forest menunjukkan bahwa operasi penebangan hutan oleh APP dan para pemasoknya tampak menjadi salah satu...
Investigations by the NGO coalition Eyes on the Forest (EoF) show that the forest clearing operations of APP and its suppliers appear to be one of the...
Di awal tahun 2000-an, Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) dari grup Sinar Mas Group menunggak bayar hutang sebesar 13,9 miliar dolar Amerika Serikat (USD) dan...
Eyes on the Forest calls on Asia Pulp & Paper to cease violating its public commitments and legal obligations,and stop pulping natural forest as it...
Both APP's mills exclusively pulped mixed tropical hardwood (MTH) from clearance of natural forests. Both mills continued to expand.