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Photo credits
p.13 Remaining log and planks after processing at the logging site. J.M. Roda
p.15 One of hundreds of illegal sawmills on a Kalimantan river. TFF/A.W. Klassen
p.16 A typical building material shop in Jakarta. TFF/A.W. Klassen
p.17 Off-loading rough-sawn lumber in Sunda Kelapa, port of Jakarta. TFF/A.W. Klassen
p.18 A traditional Kapal Layar taking on lumber on a Kalimantan river. TFF/A.W. Klassen
p.21 A typical building material shop in Jakarta. TFF/A.W. Klassen
p.23 Illegal timber, Indonesia. TBI Indonesia
p.25 Typical riverine forest around 100 km from Merauke City. Agus Andrianto
p.28 Illegal timber, Indonesia. TBI Indonesia
p.31 View of Ilngei village, Indonesia. J.M. Roda
p.32 View of Wermatan. J.M. Roda
p.34 The track in the forest from Ilngei. R. Nasi
p.36 Stock of sawn timber in the riverside, before transportation to the village. J.M. Roda
p.38 Manual transport of small teak logs over distances of up to 500 m, Lao PDR. Richard Laity
p.40 Sawing timber in the forest, Lao PDR. Richard Laity
p.42 A portable sawmill operated by the Kgwan community project, Papua New Guinea. Julian Fox
p.50 Transporting lumber on the Abuan River, the Philippines. L. Nagtegaal
p.51 Logging trucks using farm-to-market roads, San Mariano, the Philippines. T. Budde
p.54 Furniture maker, Alinguiga, the Philippines. Merlijn van Weerd
p.55 A farmer assesses the damage from a flash flood in Ibuhan. Jan van der Ploeg
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