Forests
Forests are simultaneously a place and a resource, a source of income and welfare, a valuable part of nature and a significant natural resource. The reconciliation of different types of objectives related to forests will make increased welfare derived from forests possible.
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Strategies and programmes »
Strategies and programmes: National Forest Strategy, The Forest Biodiversity Action Programme METSO, Finnish Bioeconomy Strategy
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Legislation »
Acts and decrees ensure sustainable forestry.
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Forestry »
Forests are a major source of both economic and social well-being for Finland.
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Biodiversity and protection »
Diverse forests are the ecological basis on which all forest management is based.
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Ecosystem services »
Ecosystem services mean the various benefits and amenities that nature offers to humans.
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Use of wood »
Besides pulp, paper and sawnwood, new products and services have been derived from wood and its constituents.
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International cooperation and EU forest issues »
It is important for Finland to take an active part in the preparation and implementation of EU and international forest policy
Further information
- Metsähallitus
- Luke
- Forest Centre