Forests RomaniaIn Romania, about 100 kilometres north-west of Bucharest in Dambovita and Arges counties, Ingleby owns 6,000 hectares of forests. Romania is the first country where Ingleby has invested in sustainable, natural regenerating forests combining both environmental and economic goals. The forests have 50-80 year old beeches and oaks in a 100% natural harvesting programme which is truly sustainable. Romanian forests are excellent and they will benefit hugely from being better managed.
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FOrestsIederaIedera forest is situated on the beautiful ridges in Iedera village, Dambovita county. The broadleaved forest is easily accessible with good forest roads. Its location, 85 kilometres north of Bucharest and near the main road to Brasov, is an advantage. Beech covers more than a third of the area, followed by oak and hornbeam, each covering a fifth. Other species include lime, cherry, ash and maple. TopoloveniTopoloveni is located near the town of Topoloveni, 115 kilometres north-west of Bucharest. It is a broadleaved forest. Oak cover nearly half the area, followed by beech and hornbeam, each covering a fifth. Other species are aspen, maple and ash. The beech stands are of a very high quality. Most parts of the forest urgently need to be thinned. The trees are between 10 and 115 years with most 60-80 years. SiriuSiriu is a quality beech and spruce forest, located north west of the town Nehoiu. |
