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    Documents related to Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) and Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL)

    1. Key Documents by WWF and Partners. (for more info, click: http://www.eyesontheforest.or.id)

    • WWF Indonesia (9 May 2011) WWF captures Sumatran tiger triplets in forest under imminent threat of clearing.
    • WWF Indonesia (9 May 2011) Video: Sumatran Tigress and Cubs in Bukit Tigapuluh.
    • WWF and Google Earth (9 May 2011) Video: Saving Bukit Tigapuluh.
    • Eyes on the Forest (16 March 2011) Press Release: EoF coalition urges APP and APRIL not to clear 800,000 hectares of natural forests in their concessions. EoF supports full moratorium and strict law enforcement.  | English version | Bahasa Indonesia version |
    • Eyes on the Forest (15 March 2011) Impacts of the LoI moratorium on Sumatra's natural forest and peat - an analysis of Riau, Sumatra's deforestation hotspot. Submitted to Dr. Ir. Kuntoro Mangkusubroto, Kepala Unit Kerja Presiden bidang Pengawasan dan Pengendalian Pembangunan (UKP4). | English version | Bahasa Indonesia version |
    • KKI Warsi, Frankfurt Zoological Society, Eyes on the Forest and WWF-Indonesia (14 December 2010) Press Release: Once-Untouched Haven for Tigers, Orangutans, Elephants Being Systematically Targeted by APP/SMG. Sumatran Forest is Last Home of the Indigenous Orang Rimba and Talang Mamak
    • KKI Warsi, Frankfurt Zoological Society, Eyes on the Forest and WWF-Indonesia (14 December 2010) Report: Last Chance to Save Bukit Tigapuluh. Sumatran tigers, elephants, orangutans and indigenous tribes face local extinction, along with forest.
    • WWF Indonesia (14 December 2010) Evidence of APP/SMG Deforestation on Google Earth. Asia Pulp & Paper/Sinar Mas Group in the Bukit Tigapuluh landscape, Sumatra.
    • WWF-Indonesia (5 December 2010) WWF Position on APRIL.
    • Eyes on the Forest (30 November 2010) Investigative Report: EoF calls on SMG/APP and APRIL to keep their promises: Stop conversion of natural forest and drainage of peat to produce pulp. Stop violation of the country’s climate commitments.
    • WWF Indonesia (2010) Sumatra's Forests, their Wildlife and the Climate - Windows in Time: 1985, 1990, 2000, and 2009. A quantitative assessment of some of Sumatra's natural resources submitted as technical report by invitation to the National Forestry Council (DKN) and the National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS) of Indonesia. | Full report | Online summary |
    • WWF Indonesia (18 August 2010) News: No Place to Hide for Sinar Mas APP: its devastation of the country’s natural forest is clear and present and for everybody to see.
    • Eyes on the Forest (8 July 2010) Press Release: Business as Usual in Riau, Sumatra:
      Pulp Industry Undermines Indonesian President’s Historic Commitment to Dramatic GHG Emissions Reductions. 
    • Eyes on the Forest (8 July 2010) Investigative Report: Business as Usual in Riau, Sumatra: Pulp Industry Continues Clearance of Natural Forest.
    • Eyes on the Forest Photo Gallery of Evidences (July 2010):
      APP (1)
      APP (2)
      APRIL (1)
      APRIL (2)
    • Eyes on the Forest (29 April 2010) Investigative Report December 2009. Two Asia Pulp & Paper / Sinar Mas Group associated companies continue clearcutting of deep peatland forest of Kerumutan in Riau Province, Sumatra, threatening peatland forest ecosystems, Sumatra tiger and global climate.   
    • Eyes on the Forest (10 March 2010) EoF Photos – APP group continues large scale clearance of forest. 
    • KKI Warsi, FZS Indonesia Program, PKHS, Jikalahari, Walhi Riau, Walhi Jambi and WWF Riau (19 November 2009) Joint Press Release Indonesian NGOs: Even with LEI certification, APP paper products are unsustainable. 
    • Eyes on the Forest (July 27, 2009) Press Release - Fires in APP/Sinar Mas Concessions Add to Region's Haze Woes, Threaten New UN Biosphere Reserve. 
    • Frankfurt Zoological Society, KKI Warsi, Zoological Society London, WWF & PKHS (19 May 2010) Press Release - Asia Pulp & Paper/Sinar Mas Group Set to Destroy Orangutan Reintroduction Site, Critical Tiger Forest. 
    • Frankfurt Zoological Society, KKI Warsi, Zoological Society London, WWF & PKHS (11 May 2009) Open letter to the Minister of Forestry regarding Cancellation of IUPHH-HTI at Bukit Tigapuluh Ecosystem. 
    • Eyes on the Forest (15 September 2009) Press Release - Forest Clearing by Paper Giant APP/Sinar Mas Linked to 12 Years of Sumatran Tiger, Human Fatalities.
    • Eyes on the Forest (20 October 2008) Joint Press Release - APP & Associated Companies Threaten Historic Pact to Save Sumatra's Ecosystem and Tiger. 
    • Eyes on the Forest (20 October 2008) Investigation report - APP & Associated Companies Threated Historic Pact to Save Sumatra's Ecosystem and Tigers (1,9MB).
    • Eyes on the Forest (26 March 2008) Press release - APP: Cease the Destruction of One of the World's Largest Tropical Peatland Forests, Kampar Peninsula in Riau, Sumatra, Indonesia. 
    • Eyes on the Forest (26 March 2008) Investigation report - to APP: Cease the Destruction of One of the World's Largest Tropical Peatland Forests, Kampar Peninsular in Riau, Sumatra, Indonesia. 
    • KKI Warsi, Frankfurt Zoological Society, Zoological Society of London, PKHS & WWF Indonesia ( 8 January 2008) Joint Press Release: APP Forest Clearing Threatens Lives of Local Communities and Endangered Species | English Version | Bahasa Version |
    • KKI Warsi, Frankfurt Zoological Society, Zoological Society of London, PKHS & WWF Indonesia (8 January 2008) Joint Report: Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) Threatens Bukit Tigapuluh Landscape - Download (pdf) | English version (2.53 MB) | Bahasa version (1.8 MB) |
    • WWF Indonesia (January 2008) Monitoring on Illegal Logging operation in Jambi, Sumatera Illegal timber delivery from Bukit Tigapuluh Forest Landscape to PT Lontar Papyrus Pulp & Paper pulp mill (Asia Pulp and Paper /APP) group
    • WWF Indonesia (2008) Deforestation, Forest Degradation, Biodiversity Loss and CO2 Emissions in Riau, Sumatra, Indonesia.
    • Eyes on the Forest (30 January 2007) PR: Riau NGO coalition calls Government to stop selling largest remaining natural forest block in Sumatra’s Riau and Jambi: 130,000 ha of Sumatran tiger and elephant forests under siege.
    • WWF (20 October 2006) press release : APP Hides Destruction Behind False Advertisements. 
    • WWF (October 2006) Monitoring Brief : Asia Pulp & Paper (APP)
      • Hiding Destruction behind False Advertisements: APP continues to ignore calls for conservation beyond “legal compliance”,and even fails on the latter. |English version| |Bahasa Indonesia| | Executive Summary|
    • WWF (11 July 2006) Press Release: APP Fails to Protect High Conservation Value Forests. 
    • WWF Indonesia (28 June 2006) The Eleventh Hour for Riau's Forests? Two pulp and paper companies will decide their fate.
    • WWF Indonesia (28 June 2006) WWF Monitoring Brief June 2006: Asia Pulp & Paper (APP). 
    • WWF Indonesia (28 June 2006) WWF Monitoring Brief June 2006: Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings Ltd (APRIL). 
    • WWF International (7 December 2004) Public Statement - APP announces new purchasing policy. 
    • WWF Indonesia (28 October 2004) Press Release - WWF Indonesia's Response to APP Announcement of 28 October 2004. 
    • WWF Indonesia (12 October 2004) Press Release - APP announcement on forest conservation: PR Gag or U-Turn? WWF Information Package on APP: 13 July 2004.  
    • WWF Cover Letter (13 July 2004)
      • Analysis of APP Response to WWF Indonesia's Reports on the Company's Involvement in Illegal Logging. 
      • Statement Summarizing WWF Concerns over the Origin of Fiber for the Mills of the Asia Pulp and Paper Company in Sumatra, Indonesia.
      • Government Plans to Sue Asia Pulp and Paper Over Forest Fires. 
    • WWF Indonesia (16 June 2004) Monitoring of Illegal Logging Operations in Riau, Sumatra: Deliveries of Illegally Cut Wood from Proposed Tesso Nilo National Park to APP's Indah Kiat Pulp and Paper Mill in August 2003 and April 2004. 
    • WWF Indonesia (8 June 2004) Legality of Timber Consumed by Asia Pulp and Paper's Mills in Indonesia, January - October 2003. 
    • WWF US (20 February 2004) WWF Calls on U.S. Retailers to Demand Paper Giant APP Stop Unsustainable Logging.
    • WWF (20 February 2004) Time is running out for APP. 
    • WWF Indonesia (19 August 2003) Asia Pulp and Paper Co. Ltd. and its fiber suppliers, the Sinar Mas Group forestry companies Letter of Intent, Jakarta, Indonesia.  
    • WWF Germany (2003) Elephant Forests on Sale. Rain forest loss in the Sumatran Tesso Nilo region and the role of European banks and markets.

     

    2. Documents by other organizations

    • Greenomics (6 June 2011) Asia Pulp and Paper should realize that size DOES matter when it comes to its suppliers’ contributions to community empowerment. Response to RAN Report and APP Press Release. 
    Wonder Eyes Project

    1. Documents by WWF and Partner

    • Press Release WWF-Indonesia on Wonder Eyes Project in Sumatra
    • Information about Wonder Eyes Project
    • Information on Wonder Eyes Project in Sumatera
    • News on Wonder Eyes Project in Bukit Barisan Selantan, Lampung Indonesia

    1. Multimedia and Social Networking

    • Video of Wonder Eyes Project in Sumatera
    • Be a Facebook fan of Wonder Eyes Project
    • Pictures taken by children in Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park
    • Pictures taken by children in Tesso Nilo National Park