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Saving What Remains Small steps to reduce energy consumption - Always run the dishwasher and washing machine with a full load. - Turn down the hot water thermostat (120°F [49°C] is usually sufficient. - Insulate your hot water heater. - Buy energy efficient fluorescent light bulbs - Insulate your home. - Install energy-efficient windows when you build or remodel. - Purchase energy-efficient appliances. - Do not overheat/overcool rooms. - Buy minimally wrapped goods. - Drive efficiently or trade in your Landcruiser for a fuel-efficient sedan. - Do not waste water. - Recycle.

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Solutions Introduction Sustainable Forest Products Large-scale Forest Products Medicinal Drugs Logging Logging (con't) Oil Conservation Priorities Reserve Size & Valuation Organization Intergovernmental Institutions Communication, Education Indigenous people - - - - References (1) References (3) References (5)

Sustainable Dev - Agriculture Eco-tourism Foods & Genetic Diversity Medicinal Drugs & Pesticides Logging (con't) Cattle Increasing Productivity Types of Reserves Funding Developing nations NGOs International Organizations Conclusion - - - - References (2) References (4) References (6)

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