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Coffee Photo Gallery
WWF tracked the illegal cultivation of coffee inside Indonesia's remote Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park (BBS) all the way through its export routes to multinational coffee companies and the shelves of grocery stores across the United States, Europe and Asia using satellite imaging, interviews with coffee farmers and traders, and by monitoring coffee trade routes.
Images are protected under international copyright law and can only be used for private, non-commercial purposes, and cannot be used in any other publication without prior autorization by WWF and the photographer. |
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Sumatra's Forests Disappearing, Bad News for Climate Change, Tigers and Elephants
February, 2008
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Highway Planned by Paper Giant Asian Pulp and Paper Will Destroy Sumatran Forests, says WWF
January, 2008
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Sumatra Elephant Flying Squads
December, 2007
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WWF Welcomes Government Support for Conservation of Indonesia's Forests
September, 2007
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World Wildlife Fund Applauds Senate Committee Approval of Bill to Support Tropical Forest and Coral Conservation
September, 2007 |
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Satellite tracking reveals threats to Borneo pygmy elephants
August, 2007
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WWF's Pygmy Elephant project to be featured on Animal Planet July 22, 2007
July, 2007 |
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Third of Borneo to be Conserved, New Declaration Passed
February, 2007 |
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Major Companies Buying Coffee Illegally Grown in Tiger, Rhino and Elephant Habitat
January, 2007 |
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2006 is Banner Year for Discoveries of New Species in Borneo's Rainforests
December, 2006 |
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WWF Praises Government's Surprise Announcement
August, 2006 |
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