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Forest Protection in the Philippines
Trend of non-timber products from 2000 to 2016 (DENR) 33 Figure 21. Log production by species from 2000-2016 (DENR-FMB) 34 Figure 22. Quantity of forest-based products export from 2003-2016 (FMB) 35 Figure 23. Value of forest-based products export from 2003-2016 (FMB) 35 Figure 24. Quantity of forest-based products export from 2003-2016 (FMB) 36
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