PROVIDERS, USERS AND PRODUCTS
The Global Timber Tracking Network (GTTN) promotes the operationalisation of innovative tools for species identification and for determining the geographic origin of wood to verify trade claims.
Testimonials
Experiences and information from GTTN members – what does the Network mean for you?Network
GTTN is a network for organisations who are Network Partners, and individuals who make up the Expert NetworkProjects database
Information on projects relevant for GTTN – please contact us if you have a project you wish to share
Lab finder
GTTN’s Lab finder is a system which helps service users find a service providerDocument library
All texts produced by, or of relevance to GTTN. Contribute to the library by sharing your papers and reports!Reference database
Help us to build up the GTTN reference database! You can contribute by joining one or more of GTTN’s Working Groups
UPCOMING EVENTS
The goal of the workshop is to discuss possible strategies to efficiently transfer information and experience among worldwide genomics initiatives to guide the development of standardised protocols for DNA extraction and strategies to identify SNP sets, with high discrimination power, from the most relevant timber species threatened by illegal logging […]
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LATEST NEWS
9.8.2017
ClientEarth is looking at how the EUTR has been implemented and is being
26.7.2017
GTTN recently launched a new website. With a fresh and flexible layout, we seek
7.7.2017
Independent forest monitoring by civil society can improve transparency and
6.7.2017
On 21-23 June 2017, the European Commission met with stakeholders from across
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