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FSC Forest Week Campaign Calls for Collective Global Action on Climate and Biodiversity Crises Ahead of COP16 and COP29

Annual campaign ‘FSC Forest Week’ mobilizes 1,300 partners and leading brands from 40 countries to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss, and Indigenous communities’ well-being.

BONN, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) International has successfully concluded its third annual FSC Forest Week, spotlighting the crucial role of responsible forest management in addressing urgent environmental challenges. With the world set to convene at the upcoming COP16 and COP29 summits, FSC calls on businesses, communities, governments, and individuals to continue their efforts in protecting the world’s forests and urges decisive action to ensure forestry remains a priority in global climate discussions.

This year’s campaign, themed “Small steps together create big change for all”, highlighted the power of collective action in driving positive change for both people and the planet. The campaign drew participation from leading brands and over 1,300 partners across more than 40 countries, who engaged through a variety of initiatives including community outreach, corporate engagement, and forest walks. Their participation showcased a unified approach to tackling pressing issues such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and promoting the well-being of Indigenous communities.

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