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What does managing a forest mean?
Observe
Observe, understand, and describe the forest, its unique characteristics, and its local flora and fauna.
Plan
Plan harvesting and forestry work, looking ahead over the long term and across generations.
Execute
Carry out the planned work while respecting environmental and forest constraints
Kloros Forest Management - Forestons!
Drafting management documents
We draft management documents for you (Simple Management Plans, CBPS, etc.).
Timber marking
By planning thinning operations, we shape light conditions to allow future crop trees to thrive
Project management of forestry work
From planting to timber skidding, partnering with local forestry companies
Timber sales
Drafting lot descriptions and managing tenders to value your wood in the right supply chain, as locally as possible
Administrative and tax support
Grant applications, PEFC certification, tax reductions, and inheritance/wealth tax optimization for your forest.
Kloros & Forestons!
Kloros and Forestons! are sister companies, driven by a shared team and a common passion for forests. Forestons! handles forest management and field operations, while Kloros specializes in optimizing every other aspect of forestry: managing and funding impact projects, investment, timber valuation, tool development for foresters, as well as forestry technology and modeling
Kloros & Forestons!Foresters at the service of your forest
10 000hectares
Forests managed
5000Landowners
Landowners brought togethee
25Employed foresters
Employed foresters across France
Cutting-edge silviculture
"Imitate nature, hasten its work" Lorentz and Parade
Kloros and Forestons! applies silviculture guided by Pro Silva principles: ● Promoting a diversity of tree species and ages in every parcel to ensure the resilience of a complex forest system facing climate risks.
● Supporting natural regeneration through continuous cover forestry and selective thinning.
● Protecting biodiversity, water, soil, and landscapes by avoiding clearcutting.
● Maximizing tree growth and quality while providing regular income (on average every 6 years per parcel).
This mixed continuous cover forestry aims to optimise forest ecosystems so that they fulfil their multiple socio-economic functions sustainably and profitably.
Contact us:
Book an appointment with Margaux to discuss forest management and our methods, and see how we can help you!
Or simply send us a message
If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, feel free to contact us :
Adress
23 rue du Renard, 75004 Paris
Contacts
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