Gallery: The contestants of 'Rakett 69' are engaged in forest management
Contestants from the Estonian science competition 'Rakett 69' are focusing on forest management as part of their individual challenges.
Party costs: see what RMK spent 133,000 euros on
The Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK) spent over 133,000 euros on organizing an employee recognition event with much of the expenditure reportedly exceeding market prices significantly.
Swedes investigate: Swedish forests are three times better than Finnish forests in one regard
A Swedish report suggests that Swedish forests capture three times more carbon in mineral soil compared to their Finnish counterparts, raising questions about forest management practices in both countries.
Gustav hopes for simpler rules for logging - environmental organizations worry about forest protection
The Swedish forestry industry anticipates a new government proposition aimed at creating clearer regulations for forest management, but environmental organizations are concerned it may favor logging at the expense of preserving biologically valuable forests.
Researcher Dismisses the Idea that Forest Protection Could Threaten Climate Goals – 'A Common Misunderstanding'
A researcher argues that forest protection does not conflict with climate goals, dismissing a recent claim made by a forest management official.
Officials and Territorial Soldiers Fill Drainage Ditches in the Białowieża Forest. Why? [INTERVIEW]
The Białowieża Forest faces a critical decline in groundwater levels, prompting local officials and territorial soldiers to implement measures to retain water within the area.
Saudi Arabia transformed a desert valley 50 kilometers from Mecca into a forest ecosystem, with rain retention canals, stone dams, and passive rainwater collection
Saudi Arabia has successfully turned the Albaida desert valley near Mecca into a thriving ecosystem using innovative water retention techniques.
Thousands of hectares of forest have been cut down: Actively fighting against the bark beetle and its consequences
Forestry operations are being carried out near Madona, Latvia, to eliminate the impact of the spruce bark beetle, which has weakened trees significantly and posed safety risks to the public and nearby infrastructure.
Sean Dyche next job plan and response to 'top level offers' as Tottenham links explode
Sean Dyche discusses potential job offers from top clubs and his lack of urgency to return to management after leaving Nottingham Forest.
Sanabria joins to manage the forest against fire: 'The forest is consuming us'
Sanabria municipalities collaborate on a project to mitigate wildfire risks posed by dense forest growth near homes.
Is this a forest or not? Accusations of pressure were heard at the Forest Office concerning a plot near Vilnius
A controversy has emerged at the State Forest Service of Lithuania regarding organizational changes and the need for strong leadership amid accusations of external pressure.
Analysis: The reasons why Finnish forest disputes cannot be resolved
Finnish forest management disputes arise from divergent views between Metsähallitus and environmental organizations regarding the classification of certain forests.
How Many Were Made to Sleep? ⟩ RMK Held a Grand Company Party and Told Employees to Keep Quiet About It
The Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK) reportedly held a lavish company party while downsizing its workforce, prompting concerns over fiscal responsibility and employee treatment.
In a forest in Kainuu, the reasons for the current logging disputes in Finland are revealed
A Finnish government agency plans to log several areas, despite opposition from environmental groups, highlighting the ongoing debate over forest management.
Creative reaction to the Cabinet of Ministers' "reckless decisions". Iveta Gabaliņa's exhibition at the "ISSP" gallery
The article discusses Iveta Gabaliņa's exhibition, which creatively reflects on the Latvian Cabinet's controversial decisions regarding forest management.
Minister changes shareholder representative in 'Latvijas Valsts meži' due to potential conflict of interest
Latvian Minister's order changes the representative for state forest management company, addressing potential conflict of interest concerns.
The best time management tools for remote employees during fasting hours
As Ramadan approaches, remote employees face challenges in balancing work commitments with fasting and worship, prompting the search for effective time management tools.
Community forest in Eastern DR Congo tests promise of local control amid conflict
The Yainyongo community in Eastern DR Congo has gained official rights to manage 11,000 hectares of forest, facing challenges from external companies amidst ongoing local conflict.
Kari Määttä received a worrying message about his forest – some trees were dead
Kari Määttä, a forest owner in Sotkamo, Finland, received alarming news about dead trees in his forest, prompting a warning from forestry authorities about potential pests and diseases.
Forest Management: Fewer Trees Bring More Wood
The article discusses the relationship between tree density and wood yield in forest management amid climate change, emphasizing sustainable practices and historical research in Bavaria.
The Forest Management of Lány offered a Land Rover for 70 thousand
The Lány Forest Management has offered a Land Rover for sale at a price of 70,000 Czech korunas.
Josef Vojáček Returns to the Leadership of State Forests After Four Years
Josef Vojáček has returned to head the State Forests of Czechia after a four-year hiatus.
RMK wants to start earning carbon revenue
The State Forest Management Centre of Estonia is seeking a partner to create and implement carbon credits on the forest lands it manages to develop carbon trading as an additional source of income.
The spread of the spruce bark beetle has decreased in Southern Estonia
The prevalence of the spruce bark beetle in Southern Estonia has declined, attributed to an increase in its natural predators and unfavorable weather conditions.
The number of spruce bark beetles is decreasing in Southern Estonia
The spread of spruce bark beetles in Southern Estonia has significantly decreased, leading the State Forest Management Centre to forego felling bait trees this year.
Just a few steps away from a favorite spot of Lithuanians – an unpleasant sight: this is not the first such case
Illegal dumping of construction waste continues to plague the Varnikų Forest in the Vilnius region, threatening public safety and the recreational quality of the area.
Objection Exclusive: Why the State is not a Good Forester
The article discusses the inefficiencies of state management of forests in Germany, highlighting financial losses and the need for reorganization of responsibilities and ownership.
Next Nottingham Forest Manager Odds: Betting suspended on Vitor Pereira to succeed Sean Dyche
Betting on Vitor Pereira as the next Nottingham Forest manager has been suspended following Sean Dyche's unexpected sacking after the team's recent match.
Confirmed: Dismissed after 114 days
Sean Dyche has been dismissed from his position as head coach of Nottingham Forest after just 114 days in charge.
Fires in Chile: Mexican brigades conclude support mission
A Mexican team of forest combatants has completed their support mission in Chile, enhancing operational strategies and regional cooperation in fire management.
In Nairobi, African Ministers Commit to a New Initiative on Forests
African ministers in Nairobi are launching a new pan-African initiative called Zámba Heritage aimed at sustainable forest management and aimed at mobilizing $400 million over the next decade.
The Forest Agency's Report: Lobbyists Have Power Over the Forest
A new report from the Swedish Forest Agency reveals the significant influence of lobbyists, particularly former politicians, over forest management, raising concerns about the impact on democracy.
Thanks to prolonged cold weather, forests can be managed in wet areas
This year, prolonged freezing temperatures allow forest management in wetlands, a departure from recent years' difficulties caused by warm winters.
Poland's Forest Republic: How the State Forests Became a State within a State
The article discusses the controversial management of state forests in Poland, highlighting concerns about deforestation and lack of social oversight.
Consequences of Climate Change: Because the Forest Provides Cover Earlier, Deer Hunting Should Start Sooner
Due to climate change leading to earlier forest cover, deer hunting in Bavaria will begin earlier in the 2024/2025 season, with approximately 300,000 deer reported hunted and an additional 53,000 dying by other means, primarily due to accidents.