What does the WWF-UK FTN do?
Members of the WWF-UK FTN commit themselves to tracing their timber and paper products back to the forest source. The aim of the WWF-UK FTN is to provide a framework for members to adopt a stepwise, monitored approach that enables them to identify and move away from materials coming from unknown or unacceptable sources, towards products from credibly certified forests.

Who are the WWF-UK FTN members?
Members represent a broad range of organisations who recognise the scope they have to make a difference to the profile of the UK's performance on illegal logging. This is generally through volume of material traded or purchased by their business (whether paper or wood products) or the way species they require impacts on the viability of high conservation value forests. It may also be through the ability to bring about consumer awareness of the problems of illegal logging, and how responsibly managed forest products can help tackle this issue, or through the ability to lobby key stakeholders to bring about changes to tackle deforestation and illegal logging.

Take a look at the Current WWF-UK FTN Members list.

The WWF Global Forest & Trade Network
WWF-UK is now a formal shareholder in the governance structure of the WWF Global Forest & Trade Network (GFTN). We host the WWF-UK FTN as part of a broader WWF initiative for managing our engagement with forest producers and buyers worldwide. We are one of 26 FTNs active in 34 countries. All are working to encourage the more responsible use of forest products, eliminate illegal logging and improve the management of valuable and threatened forests. For more information visit the WWF Global Forest & Trade Network (GFTN) website