Nordic Forestry

Nordic forestry refers to sustainable forest management practices prevalent in the Nordic countries—Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, and Iceland. This approach balances economic benefits, ecological health, and social values. It emphasizes responsible logging, biodiversity conservation, and maintaining forest ecosystems. Nordic forestry often includes reforestation, careful planning of timber harvests, and protecting wildlife habitats. These practices aim to meet the needs of current generations while ensuring that forests can thrive for future generations, supporting both the economy and the environment.