Illegal Logging declines in Indonesia

Illegal Logging in Indonesia is decreasing

Indonesian Minister of Forestry MS Kaban claims that illegal logging cases have continued to decline across the archipelago in the last four years because of the law enforcement.

In the 1990s, there were 9,600 cases of illegal logging compared to only a few hundred in the last 4 years. Illegal logging has long been the main cause of forest decreasing in Indonesia, as the world's third-largest forest country, with about 120 million hectares.

This is a good start to end the whole illegal logging case or problem, i am glad that it's decreasing.

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