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Forest
and Park Service logging old-growth forest
in Laamasenvaara, Kuhmo municipality February 10, 2000 |
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"Logging old-growth forests is wrong" |
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The activists arrived to witness the clearcutting on February 9. |
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Forest and Park Service is the biggest owner and thus the biggest logger of old-growth forests in Finland. |
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The next one was a hit. In the morning of Feb. 10, a harvester fell a tree on a young forest activist, who luckily survived with only minor injuries. The police investigates the matter. |
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Laamasenvaara timber getting ready to be moved to the mills of Stora Enso and UPM-Kymmene. The Finnish Nature League has appealed to the Finnish forest giants to put an end to the old-growth forest logging. The wood procurement from old-growth forests must stop. Stora Enso is the biggest client of the state enterprise Forest and Park Service. |
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The Finnish Nature League monitors the old-growth forest clearcutting in Laamasenvaara and elsewhere in Eastern Finland. The aim is to get Forest and Park Service to give up logging valuable forests. photos: the Finnish Nature League 2000 |
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Pulping and sawmilling the taiga for the European Market: |
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TO REPORTS-INDEX / MAIN PAGE OF FINNISH NATURE LEAGUE |