Illegal cutting in Bengal, India

Illegal cutting in Bengal, India

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Author: CDKN
Type: AR5 Toolkit
Country: Asia
Themes: Adaptation and resilience, Agriculture and food security, Policy and practice
Tags: IPCC Fifth Assessment Report

To accompany the report What’s in it for South Asia, CDKN is offering high-quality images for use by developing country journalists when writing on the contents of the report. This image shows trees from illegal cutting in a remote area in Bengal, India. Nothing is left from the forest which was covered this area twenty years ago.

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