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About Us
Why GTTN?
New technologies can contribute to fight growing illegal logging worldwide. The Global Timber Tracking Network (GTTN) brings together all stakeholders concerned by illegal logging and associated trade to promote the integrated use of DNA and stable isotopes with the existing technologies.
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Projects
Projects
The practical application of DNA and stable isotope tracking tools requires an internationally coordinated effort to tackle many issues with the involvement of various stakeholders. Some important challenges are listing of priority species, creating a reference database, developing technical standards and...
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Resources
Resources
Introducing new technologies to control illegal logging can be complicated. GTTN is working with partners to further develop, simplify and expand the use of DNA and stable isotope techniques; and make them available through dissemination of information and training. Relevant scientific and technical...
















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