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A high priority for TFF is to encourage the major international timber companies to support and
incorporate TFF Sustainable Forest Management/ Reduced-impact Logging principles and practices.
Supporting TFF has numerous benefits to your organization. Beyond the satisfaction you'll get from helping conserve one of our most vital natural resources, you'll also receive:
Credibility - Supporting TFF lends credibility to the idea that your company is environmentally conscious.
Marketing Tool - Support of TFF can be a competitive advantage when marketing your products to environmentally conscious customers and consumers.
Information - As a TFF contributor you receive current and reliable information on the tropical forest industry and forestry developments. This includes involvement in an ongoing information pool from the most sophisticated scientists and foresters worldwide.
Influence Policy - Participation in TFF results in meaningful international contacts which provides an opportunity to influence policy in areas of conservation and tropical forest management.
Practical Forest Management Programs - TFF supporters are a part of an important international leadership effort which establishes productive programs that improve management, regeneration and sustainability of tropical forest resources in the producing regions. The most significant being:
Opportunities To Support Practical Research - Support of TFF lends support to projects which encourage well-managed tropical forest resources resulting in sustainable usage.
Access To Leaders In The Conservation Community - Participation in TFF provides a cohesive forum for contacts at the highest level between industry and the conservation, academic and scientific communities.