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Unlike plantations, which are managed for maximum yield with a single species, natural forests are a diverse mix of tree species and ages. They are generally not treated with herbicides and fertilisers, and they regenerate on their own, often through selective harvesting instead of clear-cutting. This approach not only supports the environment and local communities, but also provides unique financial opportunities.

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Beyond timber: why natural forests are a smart and sustainable investment – The Lyme Timber Company

The benefits and investment opportunities in natural forests compared to traditional plantation forests.

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