Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Action-Save-the-Ancient-Forests-in-Finland-27MZIFKNJ5R.htmlConceptually similarAction Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandGP0KEPCompleted★★★★Action Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandGP014YHCompleted★★★★Action Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandGP0UR2Completed★★★★Action Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandGP0W8GCompleted★★★★Action Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandGP0XP0Completed★★★★Action Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandGP0WQBCompleted★★★★Action Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandGP0Z7GCompleted★★★★Action Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandGP0103HCompleted★★★★Action Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandGP0DTICompleted★★★★View AllGP0NUSAction Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandActivists span banners in English and Finnish in front of vehicle used for tree felling by the Forest Park Service. Banners read, 'Save the Ancient Forests' and 'Metsahllitus: Missa on jarki ja moraali' (Forest Park Service, (Whatever happened to Sense and Morality). In the North of Finland at the municipality of Puolanka in the Kainuu-region Greenpeace volunteer activists from Finland, Sweden, Holland, Belgium, Germany and France demonstrate against the felling of trees by the state owned Forest Parks Service in an ancient forest area. The area is one of the most valuable small-scale waterways. This region is still a place of major concern as new logging plans are underway.Locations:Finland-Puolanka-ScandinaviaDate:13 Mar, 2002Credit:© Greenpeace / Matti LiimatainenMaximum size:1536px X 1024pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Ancient forests-Banners-Cold-Day-Deforestation-Forests (campaign title)-Greenpeace activists-Illegal logging-KWCI (GPI)-Machinery-Outdoors-Small group of people-Snow-Sunny-Timber industry-Trees-WinterShoot:Action Save the Ancient Forests in FinlandActivists holding banner in ancient forest area under threat from Finnish state owned forestry company, Metsahallitus. In the North of Finland at the municipality of Puolanka in the Kainuu-region Greenpeace volunteer activists from Finland, Sweden, Holland, Belgium, Germany and France demonstrate against the felling of trees in an ancient forest area. The area is one of the most valuable small-scale waterways. This region is still a place of major concern as new logging plans are underway.
