 The Danish government under pressure to review its forest policy
After several years of pressure from the opposition, forestry, environmental organizations and researchers the Danish liberal-conservative government has finally established a commission for the purpose of evaluating the present Danish forest policy.
Read more >> (19/07/2010)
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 NGOs to leave Living Forest Council
The two Norwegian environmental organisations WWF-Norway and Sabima have chosen to leave the Living Forest Council because of disagreement with the forest owner organisations concerning the LF standard for afforestation/reforestation.
Read more >> (06/07/2010)
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 Forest owners increasingly interested in preserving biodiversity
Forest owners are active in securing the biodiversity of Finnish forests. The METSO programme, which was started a couple of years ago, is gaining momentum.
Read more >> (01/06/2010)
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 26,000 visitors at the Danish Forest Day
The Danish Forest Day on Sunday 9 May 2010 attracted about 26,000 visitors to visit the over 60 different events in private and public forests all over the country.
Read more >> (01/06/2010)
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 More forest in Germany than in Sweden
Among the Nordic countries Sweden has the biggest forest area; circa half of all the forest reserves of that region. Sweden is the country felling the largest share of its forest growth.
Read more >> (28/04/2010)
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 Positive feedback and challenges for Norwegian forestry
The positive impact of forests on the climate is only partly known by the Norwegian public. The attitude to Norwegian forestry is generally positive, but nevertheless there is a decline in comparison with previous polls. The conclusion of a poll made by Synovate for the Norwegian Forest Owners' Federation and Norskog is that there is a considerable lack of knowledge about Norwegian forestry.
Read more >> (20/04/2010)
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