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 Network
Projects database
Information on projects relevant for GTTN – please contact us if you have a project you wish to shareDocument library
All texts produced by, or of relevance to GTTN. Contribute to the library by sharing your papers and reports!
LATEST NEWS
4.9.2018
The Observatory of Central African Forests (OFAC) has released a policy brief
24.8.2018
Two recent illegal logging cases of CITES protected species, Siamese Rosewood,
22.8.2018
The GTTN Service Providers Directory is designed as a system to help anyone in
2.8.2018
The GTTN Secretariat joined the 24. CITES Plants Committee from 23-25 July 2018
UPCOMING EVENTS
The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research in collaboration with the University of Adelaide and Double Helix Tracking Technology is organizing a Closing Workshop for the project “Developing DNA-based Chain of Custody Systems for Legally-Sourced Teak”. The Event will bring together stakeholders from the field of research, private timber identification […]
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