The Forest Brothers (also Brothers of the Forest, Forest Brethren, or Forest Brotherhood; Estonian: metsavennad, Latvian: mežabrāļi, Lithuanian: miško broliai) were Baltic (Latvian and Lithuanian) and Estonian partisans who waged guerrilla warfare against Soviet rule during the Soviet invasion and occupation of the three Baltic states during, and after, World War II.

ABOUT ESTONIA Estonia is a Northern European country. Its territory covers 45,227 km2 and the largest city is the capital, Tallinn. With a population of 1.29 million, Estonia is among the smallest EU countries. Estonia is a member of the United Nations, OSCE, World Trade Organisation, NATO, OECD, European Union, Schengen and

Forestry in Estonia. Today forests cover around 50% of the territory of Estonia contributing to approximately 2.2 million hectares with the growing stock around 468 million m 3.Estonia is in the fifth position in Europe based on forest coverage (share of forestland area in mainland territory) after Finland, Sweden, Slovenia and Latvia.

Estonian forest policy. Estonian forests are of big natural and ecological value. Basis for forest policy is the understanding that the forestry sector of Estonia has a strong profitable potential of material and social benefits, and its use has to be facilitated so that other …

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Forest is recognised as a recurring theme in Estonian folklore, inspiring storytellers and painters that have produced beautiful landscapes now displayed in KUMU art museum. The largest forests can be found in northeastern and central Estonia, stretching from as far as the north coast to the southern border with pine, birch, spruce and aspen

Cleantech ForEst is an Estonian non-profit that supports and funds early stage green technology startups, advances environmental education and supports energy experts. CLIMATELAUNCHPAD ESTONIA 3-month intense mentorship program for pre-seed green startups or teams with an idea.

The forest land and agricultural land in Estonia are considered a sound investment. The land maintains its value regardless of the economic situation, which makes the investment relatively safe. With the right management, in addition to the general increase in land prices, the forest and land in Estonia can generate annual profits ranging from

The biggest forest area in Estonia, situated in the Northeast of the country, close to the Russian border. Estonian forests and woodlands are well-known in Europe for the number of mammals living there. There are 3–4 times more bears per square kilometre living here than in Finland.

Everything seems bigger in nature, whether it’s the trees, the waterways, or even the sounds. With the idea of amplifying the natural vibrations of a forest in mind, a group of architecture students built and placed three massive megaphones in the Estonian wilderness to create an experience open to anyone willing to make the journey.

Forest is recognised as a recurring theme in Estonian folklore, inspiring storytellers and painters that have produced beautiful landscapes now displayed in KUMU art museum. The largest forests can be found in northeastern and central Estonia, stretching from as far as the north coast to the southern border with pine, birch, spruce and aspen

The forest is among Estonias most important natural resources and a source of a considerable amount of raw material. Although just 1% of Estonias workforce is engaged in forestry and the branch gives somewhat more than 1% of Estonias production, it provides raw material for timber, paper and furniture industries, which make up another 6% of

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Explore the most popular Forest trails in Estonia with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.

The biggest forest area in Estonia, situated in the Northeast of the country, close to the Russian border. Estonian forests and woodlands are well-known in Europe for the number of mammals living there. There are 3–4 times more bears per square kilometre living here than in Finland.