Make a long-term commitment to biodiversity and forests

Learn how we preserve, protect and nurture forest ecosystems and together, we can make the forest a safe haven for biodiversity.

Why do we need sustainable forestry?

Why do we need sustainable forestry?

Forests are the second largest carbon sink on the planet and home to 80% of the world’s land biodiversity. Our methods respect natural ecosystems, improve biodiversity and increase trees' resilience. Ultimately, close-to-nature forestry allows us to produce wood sustainably without damaging the biodiversity of the forest or its ecosystems.
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Sustainable forestry conserves biodiversity

Uneven-aged forest management

We combine trees of different ages to promote biodiversity and avoid clear-cutting at the end of their life cycle.

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Mixed species

We avoid monoculture forests and instead plant different tree species to improve the natural resilience of our forests.

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No chemicals

We never use any pesticides in our forests. Saplings are protected by natural repellent and temporary fences.

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Preserving ecosystems

Our ecologists carry out inventories to decide which species need extra protection and what measure need to be implemented. We monitor the progress of our impact over time.

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Our projects in numbers

49+ forests over 1,200 hectares owned and managed

1,200,000 trees sustainably managed

550+ biodiversity projects

225 beehives installed

70 local partners

Social impact in forest communities