Nature is part of the Karelian way of life and it must be

preserved for future generations.

The diversity of tree species in the forests of the northern

coniferous forest zone  improves their ability to tolerate

natural disturbances.

The biological diversity of European forests is expected

to change, as climate change threatens especially 

well-adapted species to certain climatic

and environmental conditions.

Curbing climate change requires a lot of different work.

In mitigating climate change, trees and forest land both

bind carbon from the atmosphere and act as carbon stores.

By changing the use of forests,

we can prepare for the effects of climate change.