Our goal is to manage our forests sustainably by not damaging
soil, air quality or water while preserving a rich flora and
fauna. To achieve this goal, we must adapt our methods to the
varied characteristics of our forests, and preserve and create
new habitats for species that are endangered. Our overall nature
conservation goals are: - to maintain essential ecological
processes and vital systems, such as the circulation of fresh
water and the soil’s production capacity - to preserve genetic
variation - to secure sustainable and long-term utilization of
species and ecosystems.