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Logs Abandoned By Fleeing Company Decaying In Lofa Forest - Vimarsana News

Logs Abandoned By Fleeing Company Decaying In Lofa Forest

Waste and abuse of forest products are said to be on the increase in Liberia despite the country's commitment to sustainable forest management. The problems mostly involve companies that are

Liberia: FDA Axes Illegal Loggers and Wasteful Companies - Vimarsana News

Liberia: FDA Axes Illegal Loggers and Wasteful Companies

MONROVIA – The Forestry Development Authority (FDA) has banned a Turkish logging company and barred its shareholders for illegal logging activities in Liberia, the agency said in a press release on Tuesday.By James Harding Giahyue, Contributing Write

Swiss Firm Says FDA Lied in  Defending  Illegal Permits - Vimarsana News

Swiss Firm Says FDA Lied in  Defending  Illegal Permits

WHEIN TOWN, Paynesville – The Forestry Development Authority (FDA) lied that its Swiss contractor had declined to register logs from a plantation in Nimba County, which led it to award illegal permits, the quality company has said.By Emmanuel Sherman

Liberia: FDA Managers Issue Illegal Timber Export Permits - Vimarsana News

Liberia: FDA Managers Issue Illegal Timber Export Permits

WHEIN TOWN, Paynesville – The Managing Director of the Forestry Development Authority (FDA) Mike Doryen and top managers of the agency award export permits to logging companies outside of the legal channel for the exportation of timber, documents obt

Liberia: The Media May Have Lost Thousands Over Abandoned Logs - Vimarsana News

Liberia: The Media May Have Lost Thousands Over Abandoned Logs

MONROVIA – The Liberian media may have lost up to an estimated US$63,250 over the failure of the Forestry Development Agency (FDA) to auction logs, timber and timber products abandoned by concession companies, according to an investigation by The Day