LIU Bing has worked with Greenpeace almost for four years. Previously he worked for Forest Action Network (Canada) and Friends of the Earth (Hong Kong) with his expertise on forestry and environmental issues. As a senior campaigner and spokesperson, he spent most of his time on forests protecting work relevant to pulp paper and timber sectors in China. From last year, he moved his job focus more onto political lobbying and corporation negotiation sides. He believes these two parts of work are crucial to stop the current rampant illegal logging and associated trade issue. Now he is working with the major DIYs in China to help them establish the RPPs (Responsible Purchasing Policies).

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Greenpeace is committed to protecting the world's remaining ancient forests and the plants, animals and peoples that depend on them. We investigate, expose and confront the trade in illegal and destructively logged timber and other products causing forest destruction. We challenge governments and industry to end their role in ancient forest destruction. We promote real alternatives such as products certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), to ensure that timber comes from environmentally responsible and socially just forest management. We support the rights of forest peoples.