Views on sustainable forest management and its central role in the Post-2030 development agenda
Marking a scientific milestone after two decades of research and development work, APRIL’s establishment of the world’s first clonal plantation of Acacia crassicarpa trees in commercial forestry has boosted APRIL’s capability to increase plantation productivity and ensure
As a plantation manager, fire is a key threat to our business. We do not burn because it makes no economic or environmental sense to do so. Our plantations are managed to maximize fibre and
In his address to Sustainable Land Management Business Forum* in Ankara, Turkey on 21 October 2015, APRIL Group Chairman, Bey Soo Khiang, discussed how public-private sector partnership can help achieve land degradation neutrality as well
(13 October) APRIL acknowledges with serious interest and concern the report published by Greenomics on 12 October which alleges clearing of High Conservation Value Forest areas in an APRIL concession area.
The Forests Dialogue (TFD), in collaboration with The Program on Forests (PROFOR) at the World Bank, has released a new report as part of its Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) initiative.
We are now at the World Forestry Congress (WFC) in Durban, South Africa to share the story of RESTORASI EKOSISTEM RIAU (RER).
Hatfield Indonesia (Hatfield) was appointed by APRIL Group to monitor our compliance with 15 May 2015 Mixed Hardwood (MHW) moratorium commitment. In its initial report, Hatfield recommended further detailed analysis of 7 compartments comprising 151
