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AfriTRON: African Tropical Rainforest Observation Network The African Tropical Rainforest Observation Network (AfriTRON), is an international network of researchers engaged in on-the-ground long-term monitoring of tropical forests.

The network pools expertise and data to help answer larger-scale and longer-term questions relating to the ecology and biogeochemistry of African tropical forests. In particular AfriTRON aims to address questions of contemporary importance such as the possible impacts of regional and global environmental changes on tropical forests, and the impacts of changes in the forests themselves on the regional and global environment. This is done through partnerships between scientists across the world, students and local villages who host our field-trips. 		Broken link

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Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) An international research and global knowledge institution committed to conserving forests and improving the livelihoods of people in the tropics. Many reports and publications on a very wide range of forestry-related issues. The link above takes you directly to its work on forest governance. Broken link

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European Tropical Forest Research Network (ETFRN) Established in 1991, the European Tropical Forest Research Network (ETFRN) is a forum for communication between European organisations, researchers, EU institutions and others concerned with sub-tropical forest research. The link takes you to the ETFRN topics page, including timber trade, international forest policy, conflict and forest peoples. Broken link

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Forest and Landscape Denmark Forest and Landscape Denmark is an independent centre at the University of Copenhagen. The Centre undertakes research, education, extension and consultancy services in the area of forest, landscape and planning and is responsible for the national monitoring of forests and forest statistics in Denmark. Broken link

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Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) FRIM is a government body, undertaking research into tropical forestry. The aim is to produce scientific knowledge for the understanding, management, conservation and use of forest resources. Broken link

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Global Forest Watch A project of the World Resources Institute, Global Forest Watch is an international data and mapping network that combines on-the-ground knowledge with digital technology to provide accurate information about the world's forests. Broken link

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Global Institute of Sustainable Forestry Based at Yale University's School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, GISF undertakes formal research and education programmes, a number of which relate to illegal logging issues. This includes hosting 'The Forest Dialogue', which works on forest certification, illegal logging and corruption. Broken link

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SciDev.net Reducing Forest Emissions SciDev.Net has published a free online spotlight investigating the means for reducing forest emissions in developing countries. This spotlight provides a series of articles and commentaries written by international experts that:

- explore the role of science in informing REDD;
- examine what research is needed to implement it;
- consider key issues facing policymakers such as how to marry environmental and livelihood goals;
- and highlight the options for different regions of the developing world. 		Broken link

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Tropical Forests Foundation A non-profit, educational institution dedicated to the conservation of tropical forests through sustainable forestry. It was established in 1990 by what is now the International Wood Products Association, as an independent forum for the highest level of leadership from industry as well as scientific, academic and conservation organisations. Broken link

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VPA Livelihoods: Illegal or Incompatible The aim of this website is to assist in communicating and learning among the partners and stakeholders of the "Illegal or Incompatible?" Project (2008 ' 2010) in Ghana and Indonesia in a joint endeavour to improve forest governance in order to better manage the consequences of Voluntary Partnership Agreements (VPAs) on both the forest and local livelihoods. Broken link

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