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Forests can be regenerated naturally or by cultivation.

Various organisms and natural phenomena cause damage in forests.

Forest properties often change owners through inheritance after the death of the previous owner. After the death of a forest owner, the relatives have much to figure out. The Suomi.fi guide Death of a...

A change of ownership of a forest property can also be implemented as a pure gift. The gift as a method of transfer is well suited to situations where the transferors do not need to get a purchase...

Determining the value of a forest property is needed in practice whenever there is a change in forest ownership. The inheritance tax, gift tax, capital gains tax and transfer tax are calculated on the...

The change of ownership of a forest property imposes obligations on both the new forest owner and the transferor. Obligations of the new forest owner The new owner must apply for a legal confirmation...

Forests can be grown by periodic cover forestry as an even-aged forest, or by continuous cover forestry as an uneven-aged forest.

Regional forest councils promote forest-based industries and regional co-operation in the forest sector. The forest councils are not part of the Finnish Forest Centre's activities, but their...

The regional forest programmes are provincial forest sector development plans and work programmes and they have been prepared for 14 forest council areas. The objectives of the provincial forest...

The Finnish Forest Centre's organization and tasks.