THAILAND

Thailand first introduced controls on forest exploitation in 1898 and, at the same time, developed the first teak plantations. By the mid 1990s commercial plantations covered over 800,000 ha, 55% of which were planted with teak. Eucalyptus was introduced in 1950, initially as a fast means of reforesting areas that had been over-exploited. In 1993, the government launched a project to encourage the private sector to grow eucalyptus for the expanding pulp industry. Annual demand for pulp is expected to reach 55million cubic metres by 2015.

However, despite management measures, Thailands forests had shrunk from 50% of the land cover in the 1960s to 25% by the end of the century. Recognising the severity of deforestation and forest degradation, the government introduced a complete ban on logging in 1989. Measures to project the remaining forests and promote plantations were introduced. Thailand has moved from being a net exporter to a net import of forest products.

Thailand has established a network of protected areas, covering over 20% of the national land area. Other conservation measures include strengthening forest laws and regulations relating to enforcement, and increased forest patrols. The government has also tried to limit shifting cultivation in upland areas and introduced forest fire controls.

A Community Forest Bill was passed by Parliament in late 2007 which supporters say provides for community participation in forest management. However, community representatives and lawyers believe that it reduces communities rights to resource management set out in the countrys new constitution and are challenging the provisions of the Bill.

Despite the logging ban and conservation measures, deforestation and degradation from encroachment and illegal logging continue to be serious problems. The ban also appears to be resulting in illegal cross-border activities with impacts on the forests of neighbouring countries. Both the Malaysian and Myanmar (Burmese) authorities have recently arrested Thai loggers. There have also been allegations of Thai officials being involved in illegal logging.

DOCUMENTS

DATE	TITLE	AUTHOR
02/05/2013	Ecosystems in the Greater Mekong: Past trends, current status, possible futures The Greater Mekong subregion in Southeast Asia risks losing more than a third of its remaining forest ...	WWF-Greater Mekong
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01/02/2012	Rosewood Robbery: The Case for Thailand to List Rosewood on CITES EIA say that illegal and unsustainable rosewood logging is the major threat to Thailand’s limited ...	EIA (Environmental Investigation Agency)
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21/11/2011	Oil Palm Expansion in South East Asia: Trends and Implications for Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples The exponential growth in the palm oil sector, which accounts for a third of the total global trade of ...	Forest Peoples Programme and Sawit Watch (Marcus Colchester & Sophie Chao (Eds) with Jonas Dallinger, H.E.P Sokhannaro, Vo Thai Dan & Jo Villaneuva)
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01/11/2011	Forest Tenure in Asia: Status and Trends While Asia’s rapid growth has lifted millions out of poverty, persistent pockets still remain in ...	The Center for People and Forests (RECOFTC)
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01/07/2011	Timber Trade Flow Maps of China and the Mekong Region This report gives an overview of the timber trade flows in Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, ...	EFI (European Forest Institute)
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01/07/2011	Thailand: Overview of Forest Law Enforcement,Governance and Trade Thailand diverges from neighboring regional Mekong countries, with a decade or more experience of actively ...	EFI/Forest Trends (Kevin Woods, Keith Barney & Kerstin Canby)
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01/01/2008	Forest anti-corruption advocacy in Asia-Pacific: Transparency International Strategy 2008-2012 The TI Forest Anti-Corruption Advocacy Programme (TI FAAP) addresses corruption as a primary driver of illegal ...	Transparency International
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25/05/2006	Status of Tropical Forest Management 2005 Is forest management improving in the tropics? This report sets out to answer that question. It provides ...	ITTO
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01/03/2005	Approaches to Controlling Illegal Forest Activities: Considerations from Southeast Asia This paper discusses illegal forest activities from the perspective of tropical timber producing Southeast ...	Asia Forest Network (Akiko Inoguchi, Rowena Soriaga and Peter Walpole)
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01/10/2004	ASEAN Strategic Plan of Action on Forestry for 2005 – 2010 This action plan was endorsed on October 2004 in Yangon. It discusses development of a common certification ...	ASEAN
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NEWS

DATE	TITLE	AUTHOR
17/05/2013	Cambodia, Thailand to enhance cooperation in fighting cross border crimes Cambodia and Thailand agreed Friday to enhance cooperation to fight against all forms of illegal cross-border ...	Xinhua
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15/05/2013	Phayung fight crosses border The illegal logging of phayung, or Siamese rosewood, in Thailand's protected forests has become ...	Bangkok Post
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09/05/2013	China must ensure its rosewood demand is not destroyed a Thai World Heritage Sight The London-based Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) today calls on China’s Redwood Committee ...	EIA
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06/05/2013	Thailand: WHC seeks explanation for rise in phayung logging The World Heritage Committee (WHC) is demanding a response to reports of widespread illegal phayung logging ...	Bangkok Post
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02/05/2013	New forest loss figures highlight need for green growth in the Greater Mekong The Greater Mekong subregion in Southeast Asia risks losing more than a third of its remaining forest ...	WWF
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12/03/2013	Thai rosewood gets international protection to curb China trade Thai rosewood, which fetches exorbitant prices on the international market, was granted protection under ...	Reuters (UK)
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08/03/2013	China frets over Thai plan to regulate trade in phayung trees China yesterday voiced concerns that the proposed listing of phayung trees in Appendix II of the Convention ...	Bangkok Post
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27/02/2013	Illegal logging stokes tension along border Differences between Thailand and Cambodia over illegal logging of phayung (Siamese rosewood) emerged ...	Bangkok Post
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26/02/2013	Cross-border killings of Cambodian illegal loggers tripled in 2012 Phnom Penh - The Cambodian government called Tuesday for Thai authorities to use the courts and not guns ...	The Nation
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31/10/2012	Illegal Cambodian loggers arrested Eight Cambodians who had illegally crossed into Si Sa Ket province to poach rosewood timber were arrested ...	Bangkok Post
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09/10/2012	Luxury wood trade to China revealed Thousands of cubic meters of luxury wood is being shipped from Cambodia to China each year, according ...	The Cambodia Daily
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19/08/2012	Deforestation still a problem: PM Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra expressed concern yesterday that the problem of deforestation in upstream ...	The Nation, Thailand
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14/08/2012	Thai soldiers kill 38 Cambodian illegal loggers in 6 months: report Phnom Penh - Thirty-eight Cambodian people had been shot dead by Thai armed forces during the first six ...	MySinchew.com
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09/07/2012	49 Thai loggers face prison in Burma Burmese border authorities in Kawthaung released 31 Thai citizens on Friday, but continue to detain 49 ...	The Irrawaddy, Burma
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06/07/2012	80 Thais arrested by Burma for logging At least 80 Thai citizens have been detained in prison in Kawthaung, southern Burma, after they were ...	The Irrawaddy, Burma
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05/05/2012	Cambodia 'must admit to logging' The Foreign Ministry has urged the Cambodian government to admit its people are illegally felling rosewood ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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02/05/2012	Logging, corruption in Cambodia The director of a well-known Cambodian environmental organization seeking to highlight government negligence ...	The Diplomat, Asia-Pacific
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23/04/2012	Thai soldiers kill Cambodian loggers again One Cambodian was fatally shot, two were injured and more than 100 others fled Thailand under gunfire ...	The Phnom Penh Post, Cambodia
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10/04/2012	Thailand, Cambodia discuss illegal Siamese rosewood logging along borders Bangkok - Thai and Cambodian officials met Tuesday to discuss the logging and trade in Siamese rosewood ...	MCOT.net, Thailand
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09/04/2012	Experts warn of massive deforestation in Thailand Environmental activists and forestry experts have called on the Thai government to relocate people living ...	Press TV, Iran
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26/03/2012	UN food agency calls for measures to preserve natural teak forests The United Nations food agency today called for implementing measures to preserve natural teak forests, ...	UN News Centre
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17/03/2012	Thai parawood faces EU curbs Thailand's hevea-wood industry is trying to resolve export obstacles arising from the European Union's ...	The Nation, Thailand
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26/02/2012	Thai King blames 'greedy' civil servants for floods Bangkok - Thailand's revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej has expressed concern about deforestation and ...	Today Online, Singapore
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16/02/2012	NGO: Thailand must list rosewood under CITES In order to save its remaining forests, Thailand must list rosewood under CITES (the Convention on International ...	Mongabay.com
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08/02/2012	Illegal rosewood worth B11m seized Sixty-one illegally harvested rosewood logs, or payoong, worth more than 11 million baht were seized ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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29/01/2012	DSI claims illegal logging rampant Cambodian gangs get 'virtual concessions' to fell phayung trees. Wildlife officials, including ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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20/12/2011	Deforestation, Mekong River's biggest threat The biggest threat the Mekong River's ecological system faces is not the controversial dam-building ...	China.org.cn
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14/12/2011	Hun Sen puts onus on loggers Nearly 30 Cambodians have been shot dead while illegally crossing the Thai border since 2008, with many ...	The Phnom Penh Post, Cambodia
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08/12/2011	ASEAN justices reach common vision on environment Chief Justices and senior judiciary from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have agreed ...	IIFL
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02/12/2011	Prawase says floods due to deforestation The catastrophic flooding has shown the country is out of sync in its natural environment and national ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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21/11/2011	Palm oil need not harm environment or local communities, says new study The exponential growth in the palm oil sector, which accounts for a third of the total global trade of ...	Forest Peoples Programme
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13/10/2011	As Thailand floods spread, experts blame officials, not rains Bangkok - As some of Thailand’s worst flooding in half a century bears down on Bangkok — ...	The New York Times
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20/09/2011	Policemen accused of role in illegal tree felling Eight police officers have been transferred and at least four others are likely to face arrest warrants ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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19/09/2011	Rosewood trees in crisis Asia's last real expanse of the highly-prized payoong (rosewood) tree in Thailand's Northeast ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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24/08/2011	Asia’s forest rangers train to boost defenses against poaching and illegal logging Forest rangers from across Asia began intensive counter poaching operations training today under a new ...	PhuketIndex, Thailand
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01/08/2011	Banker proposes 'forest bonds' to take care of natural assets Innovative financial products could contribute significantly to the effort to promote reforestation and ...	The Nation, Thailand
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16/07/2011	Illegal Cambodian loggers add to tensions The felling of Siamese wood by Cambodian loggers could erode the already fragile relationship between ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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09/05/2011	Cambodian log poachers, police clash A group of Cambodian illegal loggers fired five rocket-propelled grenades at Thai border police in Si ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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04/04/2011	North, South on high alert: Residents brace for more landslides and storms The National Disaster Warning Centre has warned people in the South to remain on high alert for more ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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02/02/2011	The world's 10 most threatened forest hotspots As UN marks 2011 the International Year of Forests, Conservation International highlights forest ecosystems ...	Conservation International
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15/01/2011	Forest efforts under threat The government's flagship policy on community land deeds could jeopardise conservation efforts that ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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10/01/2011	Sharing power - the end of 'fortress' conservation? Will conservation organisations finally take practical action to implement agreed commitments that recognise ...	Forest Peoples Programme
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09/01/2011	DSI uncovers timber scam tied to Burma The Department of Special Investigation [Thailand] has impounded 75 million baht worth of smuggled timber ...	Bangkok Post, Thailand
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20/12/2010	Six injured in illegal border crossing Six Cambodians were injured when Thai border troops fired on them for allegedly logging valuable hardwood ...	The Phnom Penh Post
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30/08/2010	Officials can't see the wood ... or the trees Logging of endangered trees and encroachment is still rampant. ...	Bangkok Post
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25/02/2010	Cambodia to appeal on behalf of loggers Cambodian authorities plan to file an appeal on behalf of six Oddar Meanchey villagers convicted of illegal ...	The Phnom Penh Post
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22/02/2010	Govt to protest Thai court Cambodian officials say they will file a complaint with Thailand’s Surin provincial court after ...	The Phnom Penh Post
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26/01/2010	Malaysian timber products to use 'green lane' to EU Malaysia's timber products will use the "green lane" to the European market next year, ...	Business Times, Malaysia
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25/01/2010	Thai PM: Thai-Cambodian border clash will not intensify conflict Bangkok - Thailand's Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on Monday reaffirmed that fighting between ...	MCOT.net
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21/01/2010	Phuket's timeless beauty stolen by timber thieves About 3000 rai of forest trees have been illegally harvested on a Thalang hilltop. Only 1500 rai of good, ...	Phuket Wan, Thailand
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15/01/2010	NGOs urge boosting border employment to deter illegal logging Nongovernmental organisations on Thursday called on the government to increase employment opportunities ...	The Phnom Penh Post
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14/01/2010	Foreign minister says Thais breach international law The continued shootings of Cambodian loggers, allegedly at the hands of Thai soldiers, constitute a breach ...	The Phnom Penh Post
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22/12/2009	Thais reportedly shoot logger, 55, near border A 55-year-old Cambodian man was shot to death by Thai soldiers while on an illegal logging expedition ...	The Phnom Penh Post
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05/11/2009	Suspected logger shot by soldiers in Thailand A 22-year-old Cambodian man accused of illegal logging in Thailand’s Sisaket province was shot ...	The Phnom Penh Post
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28/10/2009	Thai court tries Cambodian loggers Twelve Cambodian men appeared in a Thai court Monday on charges of illegal logging, said Leu Chandara, ...	The Phnom Penh Post
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08/10/2009	Gov’t set to appeal loggers’ conviction The government is to launch an appeal on behalf of 16 Cambodians convicted of illegal logging by a Thai ...	The Phnom Penh Post
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23/09/2009	Forest conservation: who has the right idea? The Thai government’s recent U-turn on its decision to remove monks in temples in environmentally-protected ...	Sideways News
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14/09/2009	Thai soldiers accused of burning alive teenage logger Phnom Penh - A senior provincial official in Cambodia accused Thai soldiers of shooting a teenager engaged ...	Sun2Surf, Malaysia
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08/09/2009	Forest protection measures must cover whole region At first glance, Vietnam appears to be one of the few success stories when it comes to preventing destruction ...	Environmental Research Web
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24/08/2009	Forest loses precious wood Chachoengsao - Villagers in Sanam Chai Khet district say wildlife and forestry officers are colluding ...	Bangkok Post
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20/08/2009	Cambodians accused of illegal Thai logging Eleven Cambodian men were arrested in Thailand on Monday for illegal logging, and nine more are missing ...	The Phnom Penh Post
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30/07/2009	Logging destroys 18 rai of Phuket forest Phuket - Illegal loggers got away with clearing a huge swathe of pristine national park forest on Kamala ...	Phuket Gazette, Thailand
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12/07/2009	Common ground deep in the woods If you are out wandering through the heavily forested terrain of the Eastern Thungyai Naresaun Wildlife ...	Bangkok Post
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12/05/2009	Log trader wanted for bid to kill senate panel member ...	The Nation, Thailand
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28/04/2009	South-east Asia faces climate change disaster Southeast Asia will be hit particularly hard by climate change, causing the regions agriculture-dependent ...	The Malaysian Insider
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09/04/2009	Shrinking forests: the many costs In early December 2004, Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ordered the military and police ...	Prism Webcast News
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16/02/2009	Sagai tribe evicted from forest Phatthalung, Thailand - Around 30 Sagai nomadic people have been expelled from their ancestral forest ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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23/12/2008	Corrupt officials earning 100 million baht a month from illegal trade in Three Pagodas Pass, says HURFOM Corrupt regime officials and allied armed groups are earning at least 100 million baht per month taxing ...	Independent Mon News Agency (USA)
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03/02/2008	Flaws in the Forestry Bill Thailand - At least two provisions in the approved law are seen to deprive many communities of the right ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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29/01/2008	Crackdown on Thai loggers Thailand - Burmese soldiers are set to arrest Thai loggers reported to be illegally taking timber in ...	The Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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20/11/2007	Cites will be asked to ban trading in rosewood Thailand - The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is looking for ways to convince members ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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07/10/2007	1,000 illegal rosewood logs seized in warehouse raid Thailand - Police raided a warehouse in Pathum Thani's Lam Luk Ka district yesterday, seizing more ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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05/08/2007	Bid to smuggle RM500,000 timber into Thailand foiled State Forestry Department officers foiled an attempt to smuggle 1,300 pieces of illegally-logged timber ...	New Straits Times (Malaysia)
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02/09/2006	Forestry chief transferred after warehouse raid Thailand - Forestry Department chief Chatchai Ratanophat was yesterday ordered transferred by caretaker ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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06/08/2006	New areas of illegal forest clearing found Surat Thani, Thailand - More illegal forest clearing was discovered on Koh Samui during an aerial inspection ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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04/08/2006	Myanmar to export timber to Thailand Myanmar's junta leaders asked Thailand to sign a government-to-government deal to import Myanmar ...	The Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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04/08/2006	Concerns raised after Burma agrees to resume timber trade Burma has agreed in principle to resume timber trading with Thailand, a move that has triggered concerns ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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26/07/2006	Burmese teak imports anger conservationists Thailand - The decision to allow the import of teak logs from Burma through Chiang Rai has brought cries ...	The Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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08/07/2006	Weapon training provided to prevent illegal logging Caretaker Natural Resource and Environment Minister Yongyuth Tiyapairat admits that the ministry has ...	ThaisNews (Thailand)
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22/06/2006	Burma said to restrict border trading with Thailand Thailand - Border trading between Burma and Thailand has dropped dramatically in the past month because ...	Irrawaddy (Thailand)
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05/06/2006	Burma-Thailand Timber Trade Curbed Just two weeks after it was revealed that China had quietly halted multimillion dollar timber imports ...	The Irawaddy (Thailand)
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28/05/2006	Thai PM blames illegal logging for flood deaths The Thai Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra (pictured right), yesterday blamed illegal logging for worsening ...	The Independent (UK)
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27/05/2006	Thaksin to inspect alleged massive logging in Phrae Caretaker Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra said Saturday that he would fly to Phrae's Denchai district ...	The Nation (Thailand)
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25/05/2006	Southeast Asia plans wildlife crime-busting units BANGKOK, May 25 (Reuters) - Special wildlife crime-busting units will form the core of Southeast Asia's ...	Reuters (UK)
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13/04/2006	Asia pacific loses six million hectares of forest The Asia Pacific region lost more than six million hectares of natural forests, mainly converted to agricultural ...	Pertubuhan Berita Nasional (Malaysia)
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12/11/2005	Ex-deputy forestry chief gets five years Thailand - Former deputy forestry chief Prawat Thanadkha and a timber trader were sentenced to five years ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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15/09/2005	Regional forum on combating environmental crime formed Thailand - Experts from a range of international agencies, meeting in Bangkok, have agreed to set up ...	World Wire
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22/08/2005	Advisers urge teak imports be approved The advisory team of the natural resources and environment minister is seeking permission for Polpana ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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21/06/2005	SID asked to probe monk's death A monk who had vociferously been protesting against illegal logging was gunned down on Saturday in Fang ...	The Nation (Thailand)
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15/06/2005	Fifteen Wood Cutters Shot Dead By Soldiers In a cold blooded massacre, Burmese patrolling soldiers shot dead 15 wood cutters in two southern Burma ...	Mizzima News (Thailand)
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07/05/2005	New effort to tackle encroachers Thailand - The armed forces, police and the Natural Resources and Environment Ministry have launched ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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09/04/2005	3 illegal logging sites found Thailand - Forestry officials discovered three illegal logging sites on Koh Chang island yesterday. A ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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12/03/2005	Villagers vow to wash hands of illegal logging in ceremony Phrae, Thailand - About 1,000 residents of 15 villages here have vowed to wash their hands of illegal ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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19/01/2005	TAO chief accused of illegal logging Thailand - A Mahachon party poll candidate has alleged a tambon administration organisation (TAO) chief ...	Bangkok Post (Thailand)
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25/10/2004	Salween forest to be closed after illegal cut logs moved out In future, no one will be allowed to enter the Salween forest area, the Mae Hong Son governor told TNA. ...	MCOT News (Thailand)
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21/08/2004	Lampang police chief told to pull up socks Thailand - Lampang police chief told to speed up his investigation into the murder of a conservationist ...	The Nation
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19/08/2004	Thai activists demand protection after murder of conservationist Thai activists demanded increased government protection Thursday after a forest conservationist became ...	Terra Daily
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23/06/2004	Thailand: Government must protect human rights defenders Amnesty International remains concerned by the lack of a proper investigation into the recent deaths ...	Amnesty International
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22/05/2004	Flash floods kill at least four people in northern Thailand At least four people were killed and thousands were affected by severe flash flooding in northern Thailand, ...	Terra Daily
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05/12/2003	FIO faces major overhaul Thailand - Prime Minister Thaskin Shinawatra has vowed to revamp the Forest Industry Organisation after ...	The Bangkok Post
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03/12/2003	Thai PM disputes company's log claims Thailand - Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra says he does not believe all the teak logs dumped in Chiang ...	The Bangkok Post
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04/06/2003	Democrat seeks inquiry into destruction of forest reserve MP Alongkorn Polabutr has called on the government of Thailand to carry out an inquiry into the "large-scale ...	BangkokPost.com
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PRESENTATIONS

DATE	TITLE	AUTHOR
28/01/2011	China and the Mekong: timber trade and governance snapshot	Kerstin Canby, Forest Trends
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18/06/2008	Borderlines: Timber smuggling in the Mekong Region	EIA (Julian Newman)
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