GTTN’s new website is online

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The Global Timber Tracking Network has launched its new website: http://globaltimbertrackingnetwork.org/

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With a fresh and flexible layout, we seek to better serve the information needs of potential users of timber tracking services, as well as of timber tracking service providers. That is why you will find news, events, videos, scientific papers, associated projects, lab finder and a lot of other information related to timber tracking, and illegal logging and trade.

Should your organisation be included on the network map ? Let us know you are interested by registering your details.

If you have contributions for the new site, please contact gttn@efi.int. GTTN is happy to help you advertise your events, publications or projects.

If you have not yet registered for a specific working group, learn about their core activities and submit your details to be part of them.

Stay tuned and get the latest news of GTTN straight to your inbox by signing-up to our newsletter .

GTTN is coordinated by the European Forest Institute and is financed by the German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture.

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