State programme "Forests of Ukraine 2010-2015"

In Ukraine forest management is organized on the basis the State Programme, approved by the Cabinet of Ministers in Resolution “On State Programme Forests of Ukraine 2010-2015”, 16.09.09 № 977.

Manufacturing techniques and altruism score for pallet maker

The French pallet maker, Scierie Pallets du Littoral SA has announced almost doubled output.

How German with Ukrainian came to an understanding.

The article is telling about German businessman Arnold Deppe, who started his business in Ukraine and his Ukrainian partner Mykhailo Sydoryk.

KRONO: experience of work in Ukraine

KRONO group tells how they came to Ukraine

Ukrainian woodworking and furniture industry.

Analyze of Ukrainian woodworking and furniture market. In German language

Forest Monitoring in Ukraine

Information about forest monitoring in Ukraine. Names of species and their translation in Ukrainian. (Oak, Spruce, Beech, Ash, other..)

Short Information about Ukraine and Forests.

In Ukrainian forests there grow above 30 tree species, including 33% of pine (Pinus silvestris), 24% of oak (Quercus robur)...

Forest Management in Urkaine

Information about managing of forests in Ukraine. The Ukrainian State Committee of Forestry.

Forest Maps

Mean standing volume in cubic meters per hectare of forest land. Percent of forest land by administrative region. Mean age of forest stands (years).

Renewable, recyclable and reusable: Paper and Wood

The European forest sector has set the goal of  becoming, by 2030, a competitive and global technology leader with a key role in the promotion of sustainable development. Finnish Forest Industries Federation, January 2006

Finland has more protected forests than any other European Country

Finland is Europe’s most forested country, with trees covering all of three-quarters of the total land area. Finland is also the European leader when it comes to strictly protected forests, which account for 7.2 per cent of the total forest area. Finnish Forest Industries Federation, January 2006