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Canadian Model Forest Network The Canadian Model Forest Network (CMFN) is a network of 14 model forest sites across Canada, funded by Natural Resources Canada. Each local site involves numerous partners who all work towards sustainable landscape management. Partners include, forest companies, Aboriginal communities, private citizens, parks, environmental groups, governments and universities. As a network the CMFN collectively works to raise the profile of model forests in Canada and around the world and coordinates relevant national initiatives. Broken link

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Climate, Community and Biodiversity Alliance The Climate, Community and Biodiversity Alliance (CCBA) is a partnership between leading companies, NGOs and research institutes seeking to promote integrated solutions to land management around the world. With this goal in mind, the CCBA has developed voluntary standards to help design and identify land management projects that simultaneously minimize climate change, support sustainable development and conserve biodiversity. Broken link

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HCV Resource Network The High Conservation Value Resource Network aims to link together those supporting the development of the HCV approach (originally developed by the FSC) all over the world. They promote the use of this approach by forest product certifiers, forest managers, suppliers and buyers amongst others. Broken link

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Taiga Rescue Network TRN is an international network of NGOs and indigenous peoples working for the protection of the world's boreal forests which cover the far northern regions of North America, Russia and Europe. They have produced various publications on illegal logging.

To view ENA FLEG documents, including Chinese and Russian translations, click here. 		Broken link

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