FSC at COP15
FSC and climate change / Forest Carbon Working Group updates
Resources
Mitigating climate Change through responsible forestry
Summary: Keeping the world’s remaining forests standing and intact is imperative to avoid catastrophic climate change becoming a reality by the end of this century. it is the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)’s mission to provide effective mechanisms that make this task achievable. Based on a truly multi-stakeholder governance model, FSC is widely recognized as the leading international forest certifcation scheme. FSC certifcation can both increase and complement theeffectiveness of forest climate projects. Download in pdf
Connecting carbon management with credible forest certification standards
Summary: FSC standards serve as the most credible and internationally recognized benchmark for responsible forest management. They ensure that social and environmental safeguards are maintained. FSC welcomes collaboration to promote the role of FSC certifcation in frameworks for forest carbon projects that mitigate climate change while guaranteeing acceptable, social and environmental standards. Download in pdf
News from FSC at COP15 / FSC and climate change
On 19-21 January 2010, the FSC Forest Carbon Working Group met in Bangkok to discuss upcoming priorities and provide input to the ongoing review of the FSC Principles and Criteria. The Working Group...
On 3-6 December 2009, FSC Denmark showcased their “Home Green Home” project at the Copenhagen Climate Exchange in the run up to the UN COP-15. Covering 200 square foot, the house and garden is made...
Please join the Forest Stewardship Council, the Consejo Nacional de Áreas Protegidas de Guatemala and the Rainforest Alliance for a side event at COP 15 in Copenhagen.
The Forest Carbon Working Group (FCWG) has issued a report of their first meeting. Representatives from economic, social and environmental organizations in the North and South participated in the...
FSC is pleased to announce that Stefan Salvador assumes the role of Policy Manager of FSC's new work program "Forest Carbon and Climate Change" starting from October 2009.
