The European Environmental Paper Network (EEPN) is a civil society movement promoting sustainable practices in the pulp and paper industry. It consists of more than 50 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) from 21 countries that are signatories to the Common Vision for Transforming the European Paper Industry:

• Worldforests, Scotland   
• Friends of the Siberian Forests, Russia   
• ForestEthics, England   
• British-Russian Ecocultural Network, UK   
• FERN, Belgium   
• Friends of the Earth England, Wales & Northern Ireland, England, Wales & NI   
• Urgewald, Germany   
• Bruno Manser Fonds, Switzerland   
• Robin Wood, Germany   
• Reforesting Scotland, Scotland   
• Friends of the Earth Forest Network (Melbourne), Australia   
• PRO Regenwald, Germany   
• Friends of the Earth Finland, Finland   
• Watch Indonesia, Germany   
• Forest Peoples Programme, England   
• Boreal Forest Network, Canada   
• Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (BOS), Germany  
• Greenpeace International, Netherlands    
• Estonian Green Movement, Estonia   
• Estonian Fund for Nature, Estonia   
• SPOK, Russia   
• WWF International, Switzerland   
• Tropica Verde, Germany   
• Goongerah Environment Centre, Australia   
• Environment East Gippsland, Australia   
• Norges Naturvernforbund (FoE Norway), Norway   
• Kola Biodiversity Conservation Centre, Russia   
• Youth and Environment Europe, Czech Republic   
• GLOBAL 2000, Austria   
• Safier, Belgium   
• Bond Beter Leefmilieu, Belgium   
• Taiga Biological Station, Canada   
• Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, Sweden   
• AK Regenwald Aschaffenburg, Germany   
• Teachers for Forests, Australia   
• Biodiversity Conservation Centre, Russia   
• Finnish Nature League, Finland   
• Finnish Association for Nature Conservation, Finland   
• Initiative 2000plus Berlin, Germany   
• ecodevelop, Germany   
• International Animal Rescue, Malta   
• ARA (Working Group on Rainforests and Biodiversity), Germany   
• Terra! onlus, Italy
• Milieudefensie, Netherlands   
• Amici della Terra, Italy   
• Ecoinstitut Barcelona, Spain   
• Timberwatch, South Africa   
• Natur og Ungdom / Nature and Youth, Norway   
• WALHI/Friends of the Earth Indonesia

Any non-governmental organisation that shares our vision is welcome to sign on and become part of this growing network of activism towards more sustainable paper production and consumption.