what is wwf doing to stop deforestation
Where is deforestation the biggest problem? Deforestation and forest degradation are problems in many of the places where WWF works, including New Guinea, which contains the largest pristine rainforest in the Asia-Pacific, and Malaysia and Indonesia, which is home to our Heart of Borneo initiative.What WWF is doing to stop deforestation.Over the next five years, WWF will be working with partners to ensure that a REDD mechanism is included in the post-2012 global climate agreement, and provides a credible way of reducing emissions with appropriate compensation for the associated costs.n addition to the development of a framework for international policy, it is essential that key developing countries, such as Brazil and Indonesia (which, together, are responsible for about half the global emissions from deforestation), implement national REDD frameworks.