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Forestry in practice – from felling to forest management

By December 11, 2022December 17th, 2022No Comments

This is part 2 of the series about how Kopparfors Skogar, a forest company in Sweden, works with modern forestry. We meet Moa Widman, forest protection manager, and Per Mellström, forest protection leader, who take over after felling. They show how the planting of trees works, and how they take care of the forest while it grows.

 

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