Hello everyone!
I am participating in a conservation project related to the illegal harvesting of species of high commercial value (Granadillo, Tzalam, Hormigo, Mahogany, etc.) in the Mayan Forest on the mexican side.
Illegal logging of high-value species is one of the main threats to forest conservation in southeastern Mexico. It is an ultra-complex subject that surely requires several branches of science to understand. Do any of you know if anyone is actually studying the illegal logging occurring in Mexico's tropical forests?
Thank you all in advance for your answers!
You might contact the authors of these papers to see if they are still working on the subject, or if they know of anyone who is collecting further data.
https://academic.oup.com/ae/article/62/2/92/1751792
Dear Anuar D. Hernández
I hope you are doing well through this challenging pandemic time.
Me and my colleagues have recently published an article on logging smuggling in Hyrcanian forests (North of Iran) which I am sending it to you for your consideration.
Also I am really eager to collaborate in the topic if you want.
All the best
Bahman
item 7: the present situation of mexican forestry - Fao.org
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Deforestation in Mexico has been a collective misfortune caused by poverty, misconceived government policies, greed of some loggers, tree poaching,
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