Estonia should start preparing for the purchase of emission units
Estonia might struggle to meet its climate goals in forestry and should prepare for purchasing emission units, according to climate scientist Annela Anger-Kraavi.
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.
The regional economy of Kainuu continues to grow faster than the rest of the country
The Kainuu region's economy is growing at a faster rate than the national average, driven by significant industrial investments and strong growth in the metal and forestry sectors.
Vijciema Pine Cone Dryer Invites Visitors – Drying Has Begun and Celebrations Are Expected
The Vijciema Pine Cone Dryer, maintained by AS 'Latvijas valsts meži', is a historic facility showcasing traditional forestry practices in Latvia, now inviting visitors as its drying season starts with celebrations ahead.
CSOs, experts urge review of C’River forestry law to curb crime, deforestation
Civil Society Organizations and stakeholders in Cross River are advocating for an overhaul of the state's forestry laws to combat crime and deforestation effectively.
Compliance with Legal Provisions is Not Enough - Saving Forest Tits Requires Voluntary Actions from Forest Owners
The situation of forest tits in Finland is critical, with significant population declines, and current forestry practices are insufficient for their conservation without additional voluntary efforts from forest owners.
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.
Even the frost was not a deterrent – these species are resistant to both heat and cold: specialists will return to work in the spring
Lithuanian forestry specialists emphasize the importance of winter logging, citing ecological considerations and the quality of timber harvested during this season.
With the help of the Forestry Department, border guards retrieved a drone with Belarusian cigarettes from a treetop
Lithuanian border guards successfully retrieved a drone carrying 500 packs of illegal Belarusian cigarettes from a treetop using equipment from the Forestry Department.
It has 395 employees: the forest company Celulosa Argentina has been out of production for six months, there is no date for reopening and is seeking an investor
Forestadora Tapebicuá has been unable to produce for six months due to financial difficulties and is currently seeking an investor to resume operations.
A company from Agrofert may find a roundabout way to the contract from Lesy ČR
A company linked to Agrofert may circumvent procedures to secure a contract from the Czech state forestry company.
Forestry engineer arrested for suspected fraud in public land in RO
A forestry engineer was arrested in Rondônia, Brazil, for allegedly being involved in a public land fraud scheme using forged documents to facilitate illegal negotiations.
The Ministry of Climate hopes that the forestry climate goal will be met
The Estonian Ministry of Climate expresses hope that the forestry sector can still meet its climate goals despite a recent forecast predicting higher greenhouse gas emissions than agreed upon.
"860m Above Sea Level Steep Slope, Hard for People to Access"...Total Efforts to Extinguish the Fire in Hamyang on the Third Day
A large wildfire in Hamyang, South Korea, has continued for three days with significant challenges due to difficult terrain.
Kuzmins and Dubrovskis have left the board of "Latvijas Valsts mežu"
The board of 'Latvijas Valsts mežu' is currently composed of two members following the departure of Kuzmins and Dubrovskis.
Ministry: Perhaps the forestry climate goal can be achieved after all
The Estonian Ministry of the Environment suggests that while greenhouse gas emissions from forestry may exceed expected limits, experts hope to reduce the projected shortfall within a few years.
Now we have found a way to stop the nutrient flow into cottage lakes - forestry giant and environmental organization collaboration
A collaboration between a major forestry company and an environmental organization aims to reduce nutrient runoff into Finnish lakes, addressing water quality issues.
Ministry: Donkeys must have a companion by law
The Finnish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry is proposing amendments to laws ensuring social interaction for donkeys, requiring them to have a companion due to their low market availability.
The 'Riviera' of South Karelia Rose to World Fame This Summer – Now Rare Beetles Are Heading There Too
A recent survey identified over 600 species of beetles at Huuhanranta in Ruokolahti, Finland, following controlled burns by the forestry company Tornator.
Regional shires facing financial cut with forestry rate change
Seven regional shires in Western Australia are confronting a $325,000 revenue cut after rate payments from forestry plantations are redirected from local councils to the State Treasury.
Hyogo Prefecture to Forgive 66.2 Billion Yen in Debts as Forestry Project Fails
Hyogo Prefecture is set to write off 66.2 billion yen in debts related to a forestry project that has effectively failed due to declining timber prices and increasing foreign imports.
The environmental organization’s complaint against the wolf quota hunting did not succeed
The Finnish Supreme Administrative Court rejected a complaint by the Tapiola Nature Conservation Association regarding wolf hunting regulations set by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
Ebersberg Forest: Cozy indulgence deep in the woods
A historic inn reopens in Ebersberger Forst, offering traditional dishes and a cozy atmosphere after a long hiatus.
Minister K. Žuromskas shaken by changes in the team - I. Ruginienė's statement: will discuss forests, but not reshuffle
Lithuanian Prime Minister I. Ruginienė confirmed a forthcoming meeting to discuss the Forest Law amidst controversies, clarifying that it is not about team reshuffling.
Sorting conifer seeds by X-ray pays off, Czech foresters had to go to the Netherlands for that
Czech foresters have traveled to the Netherlands to utilize X-ray technology for sorting conifer seeds, which promises to enhance seed quality and tree growth.
ZZS faction leader in the Saeima: There is no basis for replacing the Minister of Agriculture in connection with support for forestry workers
The leader of the ZZS faction in Latvia's Saeima stated that there is no justification for replacing the Minister of Agriculture related to support for forestry workers, highlighting that a critical evaluation from law enforcement could change perspectives.
MATI SEPP: It's time to end the impunity for environmental destruction: state officials are not accountable for Natura 2000 forests
Environmental activist Mati Sepp argues that state officials lack accountability for the destruction of Natura 2000 forest areas in Estonia.
Proposed Expansion of Fishing Restrictions in Saimaa to Protect the Saimaa Ringed Seal
The Finnish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has proposed an extension of fishing restriction areas in Saimaa to enhance the protection of the endangered Saimaa ringed seal.
Josef Vojáček will be the director of Lesy ČR, having previously led the company from 2018 to 2021
Josef Vojáček has been appointed as the general director of the state-owned enterprise Lesy České republiky (LČR), previously leading it from 2018 to 2021.
Goodbye to Gloomy Spring: Growing Low-Pollen Cedar, What Will Happen to National Replanting?
In Japan, efforts are underway to cultivate low-pollen cedar trees in order to alleviate pollen allergies as spring approaches.
Yle reported on a forest that could not be protected due to a lack of state funds – then a new buyer was found for the forest
A forestry area in Finland, previously unable to secure state protection due to funding issues, has found a new buyer for its conservation.
Part of nesting birds dependent on this year's habitat – tree cavities
Ornithologist Janis Kuzes highlights the seasonal changes in bird occupants of tree cavities and emphasizes the impact of habitat loss on bird populations.
Forests are the Cornerstone of Latvia's Bioeconomy
Latvian Agriculture Minister Armands Krauze emphasized the importance of forests in Latvia's bioeconomy during a meeting with OECD mission experts.
Retail Giant Zalando Phasing Out Swedish SCA – Referring to Human Rights
Zalando has announced its decision to phase out Swedish forestry company SCA from its supply chain due to human rights concerns following an external review.
The Chairman of the Farmers' Association has never been afraid of trees
Trausti Hjálmarsson, chairman of the Farmers' Association, discusses the significant opportunities in forestry in Iceland during a public meeting.
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.
1.24 Lakh Trees to be Cut for Railway Line in MP, Approval Sought from Government
The Indian Railways has sought final approval from the central government to begin gauge conversion work on the Mahu-Khandwa line, which could lead to the cutting of over 1.24 lakh trees in Madhya Pradesh.
The protection of the flying squirrel has been left to forestry professionals – authorities mainly instruct logging via email
Authorities in Jyväskylä are under investigation for potentially allowing logging in a protected area for flying squirrels, highlighting the challenges in environmental law enforcement.
The fight between the Social Democrats and the 'Aušriečiai' over forests – below-the-belt blows: relations to be clarified at the highest level
Tensions between Lithuania's Ministry of Environment and Social Democrats escalate over proposed forestry legislation, culminating in accusations of lobbying and misconduct.
LIVE: What is happening after the service inspection of the government's decisions to support the forestry industry?
An online broadcast discusses government decisions to support the forestry industry in Latvia, featuring key ministers and industry representatives.
VIDEO: What happens after the service inspection regarding government decisions to support the forestry industry?
The article discusses a recent episode featuring key Latvian government officials discussing the implications of decisions made to support the forestry industry after an official service inspection.
Three-month logging ban for forest areas – legislative change to secure spring nesting peace for birds in prime locations
A proposed legislative change in Finland seeks to implement a three-month logging ban during bird nesting periods in specific forest types.
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 results of the inspection in the forestry case will be handed over to the prosecutor's office and the State Audit Office
The Latvian government has decided to submit all information related to the forestry industry case to the Prosecutor General's Office for further investigation after an internal review was discussed in a closed meeting.
South Africa: Poaching Declines By 16 Percent
South Africa has reported a 16% decline in rhino poaching in 2025 compared to 2024, according to the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.
South Africa: Poaching Declines By 16 Percent
South Africa experienced a 16% decline in rhino poaching in 2025 compared to the previous year, according to the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.
The World Heritage 'Forestry Reclamation Records' in Jeungpyeong… Leading the Globalization of Record Cities
Jeungpyeong is promoting itself as a 'Record City' based on its UNESCO-recognized 'Forestry Reclamation Records,' showcasing a comprehensive documentation of reforestation efforts since 1972.
K. Žuromskas claims he did not know the dismissed deputy minister before his appointment: there were red flags
K. Žuromskas stated that he did not personally know E. Mačiuža before his appointment as deputy minister, citing concerns that were raised.
Giant factory closing in Finland? Harsh assessment from experts
Finnish forestry industry faces significant pressure due to high wood prices, raising investor concerns about potential capacity closures.
South Africa: State Forestry Company Troubled By Timber Theft and Illegal Mining in Its Mpumalanga Plantations
The South African Forestry Company Limited is incurring significant financial losses due to timber theft and illegal mining activities in its Mpumalanga plantations.