Forests Monitor - Russian Far East and Siberia - Final Report

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1. Introduction 2. Overview 3. Analysis of the Russian-Asian Timber Market Basic structure of the industry Are the forests better off now than during Soviet times? The rise in logging companies, exporters, and export points Timber export to north-east Asia China Japan South Korea Conclusions 3.1. Chain of Custody Issues - from the Russian forests to the international marketplace 4. Forest governance issues in the Russian Far East and Siberia Illegal and destructive logging in the Russian Far East and Siberia A report by Bureau for Regional Outreach Campaigns (BROC) based on field visits in 2003 and 2004 Illegal logging in Tunkinski National Park A report by Friends of the Siberian Forests (FSF) based on field visits in 2003 and 2004 5. An analysis of the draft Forest Code 6. Conclusion and Recommendations 7. Notes 8. Contact
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	This website is part of the project Building capacity in NGOs in the Russian Far East and Siberia to monitor illegal logging operations and the timber trade. It has been produced with financial assistance from the European Union. Its content can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union. © 2005 Forests Monitor, BROC, and FSF

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