The international tropical timber agreement (1983 1994)
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The document discusses the International Tropical Timber Agreement of 1983-1994, including the producer countries that are tropical developing nations like Bolivia, Brazil, and Cameroon. It also mentions the consumer countries that are non-tropical developed nations such as the United States, Canada, and Japan. The document then provides details on deforestation in Bolivia from 1984-2000 for new developments and subsistence agriculture by indigenous communities. It includes images of a Bolivian forestry worker and illegal lumber camp to illustrate these points.
The international tropical timber agreement (1983 1994)
- 1. The International Tropical Timber Agreement (1983-1994) By Eric Burant (0863142)
- 2. Producers, or the tropical, developing countries! Bolivia Brazil Cameroon
- 3. The Consumers, or the non-tropical, developed countries! United States of America Canada Japan
- 8. The Congress of Bolivia, and the countrys President, Evo Morales
- 9. Subsistence Agriculture in Bolivia
- 10. More Subsistence Crops of Indigenous Communities
- 11. A Bolivian Forestry Worker
- 12. A Participant in Forest Clear-Cutting
- 17. An Illegal Lumber-Harvesting Camp
- 18. ... The Southeastern corner of Peru and adjoining remote area of northern Bolivia comprise what is possibly the most biodiverse region on the planet.- Lucas Benites and Clea Paz
- 19. I hope you enjoyed this slidecast on the International Tropical Timber Agreement of 1983/1994, and the International Tropical Timber Organization.