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September 21st: International Day of Struggle Against Monoculture Tree Plantations

Published by Undisciplined Environments on September 21, 2021

Source: W

By World Rainforest Movement

Today, September 21st, International Day of Struggle Against Monoculture Tree Plantations, communities, movements, organizations and networks celebrate the courage and strength behind every struggle.

Plantations Are Not Forests!!

Let’s share the resistance stories and collectively demand an end to the expansion of this devastating industry.

The large-scale plantation model cannot be decoupled from histories of colonialism, capitalism, patriarchy and racism. This intensive and violent model is largely based on crimes. Crimes like the stealing of land and livelihoods, unlawful criminalization, sexual assault and harassment, human right violations, oppression of women, labour exploitation, environmental devastations and pollution.

Those behind the violent imposition of this model in the global South have often tried to erase the violent pasts and presents of their activities with nice-sounding propaganda. Yet, the ‘sustainable’, ‘net zero’ or ‘carbon neutral’ claims hide countless histories of dispossessions and oppressions that have built and sustained profits for a few. Histories that have largely been silenced and marginalized by forces of money and power.

But these histories also carry another set of powerful and strong stories; stories of community resistance. Their struggles against industrial tree monocultures are struggles for their lands and forests, their communities and their life spaces nurtured with their histories, knowledge and understandings.

Since 2004, September 21 marks the International Day of Struggle against Monoculture Tree Plantations. This is a day when communities, movements, organizations and networks celebrate the courage and strength behind every resistance struggle. Acknowledge the countless resistance stories and join their call for an end to the expansion of these devastating industrial tree plantations.

Let’s turn up the volume of the voices of resistance against industrial tree plantations!!!

Source: World Rainforest Movement

Plantations are not forests!!!

>>> More information, action alerts, materials, and resistance stories, here.

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  1. La enfermedad mortal de los árboles destaca los riesgos de los monocultivos - ECVerde says:
    October 22, 2021 at 9:32 am

    […] se puede desvincular de las historias de colonialismo, capitalismo, patriarcado y racismo”, dice El Movimiento Mundial por los Bosques Tropicales […]

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  2. Deadly tree disease highlights risks of monocultures - Breaking News Today says:
    October 22, 2021 at 12:07 pm

    […] model cannot be decoupled from histories of colonialism, capitalism, patriarchy and racism,” says The World Rainforest Movement […]

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  3. Deadly tree disease highlights risks of monocultures – Point To Cloud says:
    December 5, 2021 at 12:24 pm

    […] model cannot be decoupled from histories of colonialism, capitalism, patriarchy and racism,” says The World Rainforest Movement […]

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