With the help of local forest managers such as state forest management
the right forest plot is chosen to be felled.
From the rootstock the young shoots emerge and are then again
matured after 20-25 years to be felled again.
New plantings are also made every year.
This coppice culture ensures CO2 uptake
through the trees as ever.
This recurring cycle of carbon storage and renewable
energy production ensures that we will enjoy wood for a very long time to come
can continue to enjoy.
By using wood as a renewable resource,
Can the negative impacts of climate change
be held back somewhat. In this way, there can be
build a sustainable future with wood.
State Forestry Romania is subordinate to the Romanian
national forestry administration and manages 147,000 ha of forestland in the
Bihor province.
Management of state forests is central which ensures
for optimal use of timber forests and
Other forest products.
Production of forest seedlings for internal use and
for other beneficiaries, new plantings and
daily maintenance ensures excellent
forest health in national parks, nature reserves
and protected areas.
The survival and preservation of the Romanian
forests is thereby secured.
Our priority is to respect the technical, economic and legal rules for maintaining the integrity, biodiversity and continuity of the forest.
