Police: Mass Death of Freshwater Pearls Causes Million-Euro Damage
A police report reveals significant damage caused to an endangered freshwater pearl mussel population at a logging site owned by Stora Enso in Suomussalmi, Finland, with a financial impact estimated at nearly two million euros.
"Let's Become Trees Together" Citizens March for Tree Protection in Jeonju
Citizens and civic groups in Jeonju, South Korea, are organizing a large demonstration to protest against the city's tree management policies following the controversial logging of willow trees along the Jeonju Stream.
CSOs, experts urge review of C’River forestry law to curb crime, deforestation
Civil Society Organizations and stakeholders in Cross River are advocating for an overhaul of the state's forestry laws to combat crime and deforestation effectively.
An NGO warns about the too frequent use of clear-cuts in French forests
An NGO report highlights the persistent issue of clear-cutting in French forests, deeming it excessive and insufficiently addressed in terms of environmental and climate challenges.
Even the frost was not a deterrent – these species are resistant to both heat and cold: specialists will return to work in the spring
Lithuanian forestry specialists emphasize the importance of winter logging, citing ecological considerations and the quality of timber harvested during this season.
Federal Police carries out operation against illegal logging scheme that caused R$ 41 million in damages in indigenous land of RO
The Brazilian Federal Police have launched Operation Erisícton to dismantle an illegal logging and deforestation network in the Roosevelt Indigenous Land, resulting in significant environmental damage.
Another new forest dispute in Suomussalmi - locals fear that the landscape of a popular recreational area will be ruined
Plans for logging by Metsähallitus near Varisjärvi in Suomussalmi have sparked concern among local residents about the potential destruction of the area's landscape.
Overwatch players to receive new rewards in Blizzard’s surprise weekend update - How to claim your free items
Overwatch players can earn rewards including double XP and free loot boxes by logging in during the surprise weekend event.
Firing on the forest department team in Udham Singh Nagar, accused caught on CCTV
A team from the forest department in Uttarakhand was fired upon while acting on complaints of illegal logging, raising serious concerns for their safety.
Criminals fell trees on the road to prevent inspections and are arrested for illegal logging in MT
Two men were arrested for illegal logging and obstructing a police investigation in Nova Ubiratã, Brazil, after they felled trees to prevent police access.
Twitter is down - users cannot log in
Twitter is experiencing significant outages as 42,000 users report issues logging in and accessing content.
X is down worldwide, issues with web and app opening
The microblogging platform X, formerly known as Twitter, is experiencing significant outages affecting users globally, with reports indicating issues with logging in and loading feeds.
Federal Police and Ibama seize 155m³ of illegally harvested timber in Maranhão
The Federal Police and Ibama seized 155m³ of illegally harvested timber during an operation called 'Logística Reserva' in Maranhão, Brazil.
Fuel Thief Often Strikes Logging Sites by Order, and Locks Don't Stop the Professional
Fuel thefts are a persistent issue for entrepreneurs at logging sites in Finland, even during winter.
The DAP wants to sell spruce trees damaged by bark beetles in the Gauja National Park
The Nature Conservation Agency is seeking timber companies to cut down and buy spruce trees affected by bark beetles in the Gauja National Park.
Federal Highway Police seizes 337m³ of illegal wood on the highways of Sertão de Pernambuco
The Federal Highway Police in Brazil seized 337.3 cubic meters of illegal wood during an environmental protection operation in Sertão de Pernambuco.
The protection of the flying squirrel has been left to forestry professionals – authorities mainly instruct logging via email
Authorities in Jyväskylä are under investigation for potentially allowing logging in a protected area for flying squirrels, highlighting the challenges in environmental law enforcement.
National Force is sent to indigenous land in MA after increase in violence and conflicts with loggers
The National Force has been deployed to the Indigenous Land of Governador in Maranhão, Brazil, in response to escalating violence and conflicts involving loggers.
Three-month logging ban for forest areas – legislative change to secure spring nesting peace for birds in prime locations
A proposed legislative change in Finland seeks to implement a three-month logging ban during bird nesting periods in specific forest types.
Ibama and the Civil Police destroy two clandestine sawmills in Senador José Porfírio, Pará
Ibama and the Civil Police have destroyed two illegal sawmills operating in Senador José Porfírio, Pará, after discovering their illegal activities despite previous embargos.
Alpine town struggles with identity as logging industry packs up
Swifts Creek, an alpine town in Victoria, faces an economic transition as its major employer, a sawmill, shuts down, leading to community discussions on how to adapt.
What are the two demands of Ola-Uber-Rapido drivers? Today they are on strike
Gig workers associated with ride-hailing platforms like Ola, Uber, and Rapido have announced a nationwide strike, logging out from apps for six hours, which is expected to disrupt cab and bike taxi services in several cities due to their union's two main demands.
Profepa carries out its first mega operation of the year against illegal logging; security actions covered 28 states
The first simultaneous forest operation of the year against clandestine logging in critical areas of 28 states led to 25 closures and the seizure of various illegal materials and machinery.
Medvednica under chainsaws, Zagreb residents fear excessive logging! Here’s what Croatian Forests say
Zagreb residents are voicing concerns about extensive logging on Medvednica, as healthy trees are reportedly being cut down without adequate replanting, raising issues among nature lovers and environmentalists.
Tree Cutting Work in Rokiškis District Ends in Tragedy
A tragic incident in the Rokiškis district occurred when a falling tree killed a man during logging operations.
Problems logging into public digital solutions
A number of public digital solutions are currently unavailable due to issues with the NemLog-In login system, affecting websites like skat.dk, borger.dk, and sundhed.dk, according to the Digitaliseringsstyrelsen.
Thanks to prolonged cold weather, forests can be managed in wet areas
This year, prolonged freezing temperatures allow forest management in wetlands, a departure from recent years' difficulties caused by warm winters.
Thanks to the prolonged cold, forests can be managed even in wet areas
This year, prolonged cold temperatures allow for forestry activities in wet areas that have been challenging due to warm winters in recent years.
Helicopters drop logs over rivers in the United States: more than 6,000 trees with a vital goal
The unusual sight of helicopters dropping giant logs over rivers in the Northwestern United States is part of a major effort to restore the rivers' ecological balance using over 6,000 trees.
Six arrested in operation against group investigated for illegal timber exploitation in indigenous land of MT
Six individuals were caught during a police operation targeting illegal timber exploitation in the Urubu Branco Indigenous Territory in Confresa, MT, along with associated locations in Pará, Goiás, and Tocantins.
The logging company "Sodra Forest Latvia" has changed its name
The logging company has changed its name to "Ingka Investments Forest" following a change of ownership.
The Forest District Cut Down Trees in Areas Covered by a Moratorium
In two forests in Wrocław, trees, including old and monumental ones, were cut down in violation of a moratorium on logging, prompting community concerns and an investigation by authorities.
Former NSW Labor minister condemns Forestry Corporation after greater glider ‘den trees’ found at planned logging site
Bob Debus, a former NSW Labor environment minister, has urged the government to stop logging in a southern coast forest after endangered greater glider habitat was identified by citizen scientists.
‘They’re scared of us now’: how co-investment in a tropical forest saw off loggers
The article discusses how collaborative investment in the Darién Gap has successfully deterred logging activities, highlighting the region's ecological significance and the challenges of accessing this remote area.