timber tracking – Biodiversity Revolution

Tackling the causes of the Amazon forest fires

Whilst the fires are still raging across the Amazon, Brazil has finally accepted some international assistance from neighbouring Chile to help

Forensic science has achieved infamy, thanks to television dramas like CSI. But it isn’t just about solving human crimes. Scientists

Science can identify the source of timber and verifying legality. So it should be a simple case to apply the

Okay, I don’t talk to the trees – it’s pretty unrewarding if you’re after a stimulating conversation. But it’s possible

Welcome news from November 21st – the Australian Federal Government has passed the Illegal Logging Prohibition Bill in order to crack

One of Andy’s articles, recently posted on Biodiversity Revolution, has been picked up by The Conversation. It’s nice to be

* From time to time we’ll post a special report, which will be longer than our normal posts. See also The

Scotland on Sunday reports about use of DNA barcoding to track the illegal logging that’s devastating large tracts of fragile

Around ten percent of wood imported into Australia comes from illegally logged forests – those situated outside designated logging areas

There’s a Reuters’ story coming out next week featuring myself and Jonathan from Double Helix Tracking Technologies, and Reuters have