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      At the heart of every flourishing forest lies a plan—a blueprint that not only outlines the potential of the land but also safeguards its future. This is where

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      At the heart of every flourishing forest lies a plan—a blueprint that not only outlines the potential of the land but also safeguards its future. This is where FORBER GROUP OÜ steps in, with a steadfast commitment to crafting comprehensive Forest Management Plans that ensure the sustainable and profitable management of your forest assets.

      Understanding that every forest owner in Estonia with more than two hectares of land is mandated to have a Forest Management Plan, we offer our expertise to create a detailed, decade-spanning guide. Our plans are meticulously designed to provide a holistic overview of your forest's current condition, including species diversity, age, and health, while also mapping out planned logging activities.

      Our services are not just about compliance; they're about maximizing the economic return of your forest while maintaining its ecological balance. We believe in a forestry approach that marries economic goals with ecological responsibility, ensuring that your forest thrives for generations to come.

      With FORBER GROUP OÜ, you're choosing a partner who understands the importance of mitigating risks such as fire, disease, and pests, and who will develop strategies to prevent and manage them effectively. Our Forest Management Plans include detailed property data, forest maps, general descriptions of forest land and stands, lists of planned work, timber usage volumes, and individual compartment descriptions.

      Whether you're looking to sell cutting rights, purchase a forest property, or require logging services, our team of licensed professionals with specialized education is ready to assist you. We're not just about providing services; we're about building lasting relationships with our clients, ensuring that their forests—and their futures—are in good hands.

      Discover the difference that a professional and sustainable approach to forest management can make. Contact us at info@rkmetsad.ee or call us at +372 5851 9777 to learn more or request a proposal. Let's work together to realize the full potential of your forest.

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