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Movements, Impact and How Justice is Being Fought
- WWF (World Wildlife Fund) has been working to protect forests for more than 50 years. With a focus on protected areas management and sustainable forestry, WWF works with governments, companies, communities and other stakeholders to promote certification for responsible forest management practices, combat illegal logging, reform trade policies and protect forested areas.

- Save the Redwood League has protected more than 200,000 acres of redwood forests and helped create 66 redwood parks and reserves by purchasing redwood forests and the surrounding land needed to nurture them. restore redwood forests by innovating science and technology that can improve stewardship and accelerate forest regeneration.

- FSEEE (Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethic mission is to protect national forests and to reform the U.S. Forest Service by advocating environmental ethics, educating citizens, and defending whistleblowers.

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Movements, Impact and How Justice is Being Fought
- WWF (World Wildlife Fund) has been working to protect forests for more than 50 years. With a focus on protected areas management and sustainable forestry, WWF works with governments, companies, communities and other stakeholders to promote certification for responsible forest management practices, combat illegal logging, reform trade policies and protect forested areas.

- Save the Redwood League has protected more than 200,000 acres of redwood forests and helped create 66 redwood parks and reserves by purchasing redwood forests and the surrounding land needed to nurture them. restore redwood forests by innovating science and technology that can improve stewardship and accelerate forest regeneration.

- FSEEE (Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethic mission is to protect national forests and to reform the U.S. Forest Service by advocating environmental ethics, educating citizens, and defending whistleblowers.

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Basic Info. On Injustice

Causes: human activity is behind most major causes of forest destruction

Agribusiness - in which huge areas of forest are burned or cleared to make space for crops and livestock.
Mining - not only requires clearing of forests but also contaminates forest ecosystems with pollution and runoff
Logging - centuries-old trees are cut down to make timber or cellulose for the furniture or paper industry. Any system employed for wood cutting causes serious damage to the ecosystem, and these damages are amplified by construction of roads required for vehicles and to transport chopped timber to its destination. Approximately 640 million trees represent the paper that’s thrown away each year

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Basic Info. On Injustice

Causes: human activity is behind most major causes of forest destruction

Agribusiness - in which huge areas of forest are burned or cleared to make space for crops and livestock.
Mining - not only requires clearing of forests but also contaminates forest ecosystems with pollution and runoff
Logging - centuries-old trees are cut down to make timber or cellulose for the furniture or paper industry. Any system employed for wood cutting causes serious damage to the ecosystem, and these damages are amplified by construction of roads required for vehicles and to transport chopped timber to its destination. Approximately 640 million trees represent the paper that’s thrown away each year

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Possible Next Steps
 
Participate in Marches
Support and donate to organizations supporting saving the trees

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Possible Next Steps
 
Participate in Marches
Support and donate to organizations supporting saving the trees

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Possible Next Steps

There are the simple things like:
 - recycling 
 - going paperless
 - planting a tree
 - stop buying firewood
 -  don’t buy products containing palm oil

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Possible Next Steps

There are the simple things like:
 - recycling 
 - going paperless
 - planting a tree
 - stop buying firewood
 -  don’t buy products containing palm oil