Romania still posesses some 250.000 ha of virgin forests, which makes it a very interesting destination to study forestry, both for schools and universities as well as for forestry companies and associations of forest owners.
Swedish group of forestry owners learning about Romanian forestry practices
Swedish group visit close to Brasov
Fir trees processor
Forestry works
The groups will have meetings with forestry engineers, visit public and privately managed forestry districts, meet & discuss relevant topics with representatives of Forest Owners Association and the Forest Administrators Association.
They can visit exploitation sites, local wood processing factories, public and privately owned forestry districts. They can also visit virgin forests, some of which are already included in the UNESCO natural patrimony, have meetings with local forestry universities and local development NGOs.
Nursery close to Brasov
Techical visit of Swedish group
Traditional way of cutting the trees
Belgian forestry school meeting the forestry workers at Slatioara virgin forest
Belgian forestry school visiting the centuries old oaks in the Danube Delta
Swedish group visiting a wood processor
Visiting a wood processor in Transylvania
Visiting a tree nursery
Visiting a wood processor
Young beech forest in Vanatori Neamt Natural Park
