When people enter the CFRS, they virtually enter the forest. They hear the sounds of the forest and embark upon a journey of discovery about its people, plants and animals and, sadly, the destruction of one of the most biologically rich regions in the world.

This public venue provides a direct link to the Station in Lake Murray. Visitors can:

• view recent images and footage of Greenpeace’s activities in Papua New Guinea
• talk online to an activist in Lake Murray (at certain times)
• attend a solutions forum
• discover ways to help and take action online

We aim to inform decision-makers and consumers about the Paradise Forests and show the destruction industrial logging can cause.

Ultimately, we aim to convince the largest importers of illegal and destructively logged timber to switch to more responsible supply sources. Perhaps then the industrial loggers will similarly be forced to change their destructive practices, and perhaps then, Paradise can be regained.

Ribbon project
Greenpeace is also asking the people of China to support the Paradise Forests by signing up to our ribbon project. The ribbons we're collecting are just like the ones the volunteers are using to mark the forest boundaries for Lake Murray clans. Visit the Greenpeace China website to find out more.

Take action
If you're not in China, you can help save the Paradise Forests by joining our Virtual March. Get involved now!