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A safe forest visit
My forest has suffered damage
Request an offer on forest management
Forest regeneration
Young stand management
Fertilisation
Biodiversity services
Safeguarding the vitality of forests
Quality guarantees in forest management
Other expert services
Services for the generational handover of forest estates
Tour of the estate
Individual forest plan verified on site
Estate appraisal
Our services for jointly owned forests
Forest estates
Sustainability
New Sustainability 2030 targets
Regenerative forestry improves the state of forest nature
Metsä Group Plus
We spare broadleaved trees in our wood supply
We primarily recommend nature management for herb-rich forests
Sustainable forest management in peatlands
Mixed cultivation is the best way to ensure a full-density seedling stand
Leaving protective thickets for animals
High biodiversity stumps increase diversity
Sustainable forest management is rewarding
Retention tree groups add old trees and decaying wood to the forest
Birds’ nesting is considered in plans for forestry work
Finnish forests are a significant carbon sink
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Blogs
Videos
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Wood market review
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Our local forest specialist
Contact customer service
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Metsä Forest
Strategy and values
Key figures and our operations
Summer jobs in wood supply and forest services
Owners and management
Origin of wood and certificates
Metsä Group’s principles for forest use and management
Owner-member benefits
All member benefits
A personal forest specialist
Participation shares
Bonuses
Contract customer relationship
Investment options
Metsäverkko
Forest certification
Forestia jointly owned forest
Metsä Groupin Viesti and Skogsextra
Become an owner-member
Changes in membership information
Events
Wood trade and forest services
Request an offer on wood trade
Advance financing for wood trade
Doing wood trade with Metsä Group
Different felling methods
Delivery sales
Price of wood
Pricing based on stem volume
Harvesting and thereafter
A safe forest visit
My forest has suffered damage
Request an offer on forest management
Forest regeneration
Young stand management
Fertilisation
Biodiversity services
Safeguarding the vitality of forests
Quality guarantees in forest management
Other expert services
Services for the generational handover of forest estates
Tour of the estate
Individual forest plan verified on site
Estate appraisal
Our services for jointly owned forests
Forest estates
Sustainability
New Sustainability 2030 targets
Regenerative forestry improves the state of forest nature
Metsä Group Plus
We spare broadleaved trees in our wood supply
We primarily recommend nature management for herb-rich forests
Sustainable forest management in peatlands
Mixed cultivation is the best way to ensure a full-density seedling stand
Leaving protective thickets for animals
High biodiversity stumps increase diversity
Sustainable forest management is rewarding
Retention tree groups add old trees and decaying wood to the forest
Birds’ nesting is considered in plans for forestry work
Finnish forests are a significant carbon sink
News and publications
Releases
Articles
Blogs
Videos
Subscribe to our releases
Wood market review
Contacts
Our local forest specialist
Contact customer service
Give feedback on our activities
Our offices in Finland
Subscribe to our newsletter
Compliance and ethics channel
Metsä Group
Frontpage
About Metsä Group
Products and services
Sustainability at Metsä Group
Careers
English
Eesti
English
Latviešu
Suomi
Svenska
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Our offices in Finland
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