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Log timber fellings in family forests 1991-2017

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The decline of pollinator populations is a global problem, but biodiversity can be improved by safeguarding the variety of tree species. https://forest.fi/article/a-clear-felling-site-in-bloom-is-a-giant-bug-hotel-biodiversity-can-be-improved-by-safeguarding-the-variety-of-tree-species/#cbd93772

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4 reasons why Nordic countries are a great forestry power – the base was founded by Ice Age

Forest researchers reject study on forest harvesting published by EU last summer – only a slight increase in fellings

Things you may not know about forests in Europe: forest area, annual growth and fellings, but also protected areas all continue to increase

Representative of only indigenous people in EU praises land use planning in Lapland – needs of all inhabitants of the Sámi homeland are being reconciled

Finland and its forests in a nutshell

Resources and ownership

Log timber fellings in family forests 1991-2017

Wood ash and compost for fertilizing forests

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4 reasons why Nordic countries are a great forestry power – the base was founded by Ice Age

Forest researchers reject study on forest harvesting published by EU last summer – only a slight increase in fellings

Things you may not know about forests in Europe: forest area, annual growth and fellings, but also protected areas all continue to increase

Representative of only indigenous people in EU praises land use planning in Lapland – needs of all inhabitants of the Sámi homeland are being reconciled

Finland and its forests in a nutshell

Resources and ownership

Log timber fellings in family forests 1991-2017

Wood ash and compost for fertilizing forests