Regeneration felling (uudistushakkuu)

During the 20th century Finnish forestry gradually introduced a form of forest management in which the forest is managed in cycles called rotation periods, ending in forest regeneration. The purpose of this is to simulate the natural development of a forest, called succession, during which several succession stages and habitats follow each another.

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