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INDONESIA Mixed tropical natural high forest

An aerial view of a mixed tropical natural high forest in Indonesia. Indonesia still has a vast tropical forest resource. Since these resources are rapidly diminishing, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) developed a Tropical Forestry Action Plan to aid countries in better managing their valuable forests. Indonesian forest products include hardwoods, rubber, palm oil, quinine and kapok. - - Tropical Forests Under Threat.

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