On Sunday, Ene-Liis Semper staged a grand concert performance entitled 'Where Are You?' which sharply criticized the excessive logging practices currently affecting Estonia’s forests. The event was compared to the 'Unified Estonia Gathering,' underlining its significance in discussing vital issues related to forestry that are often overlooked. This performance drew attention to the ecological concerns surrounding forest management in Estonia and called for a reevaluation of current logging practices, particularly in young forests.

Postimees, the publication hosting this event, has consistently focused on the issue of deforestation in Estonia, taking a firm stance against practices that threaten the country’s forestry sustainability. Earlier reports indicated that the timber stock in Estonian forests has declined by approximately 5-6 million cubic meters annually over the past eight years. This alarming trend has prompted public discussions and raised awareness about the increasing risks of mismanagement in forests, leading to potential long-term environmental impacts.

Through this initiative and continued advocacy, Postimees aims to draw more attention to sustainable forestry practices and encourage community involvement in protecting Estonia's woodlands. The newspaper, alongside supporting efforts like those of the Postimees Foundation, emphasizes the importance of taking an active role in preserving national forestry resources for future generations while ensuring ecological balance and stability.