Loode-Eesti Metsaühistu
Loode-Eesti Metsaühistu was established in 2025 through the merger of Läänemaa Metsaühistu and Arved Viirlaiu Põhja-Eesti Metsaühistu. As a result of this union, it became the largest forest association in Estonia, with nearly 1,500 members. Loode-Eesti Metsaühistu combines the 21 years of experience of Põhja-Eesti Metsaühistu and the 15 years of expertise of Läänemaa Metsaühistu, bringing together knowledge and best practices in sustainable forest management.
What sets Loode-Eesti Metsaühistu apart is its diverse membership. A significant number of our members are of Swedish origin, as many descendants of the historical coastal Swedes still live in Läänemaa. Because of this, English is also one of our working languages. Additionally, many of our members are forest owners living in Tallinn, with their forests located in Northern Estonia.
Today, the association has nearly 1,500 members who collectively own more than 35,000 hectares of forest land. We offer our members a full range of forest management services, helping them manage their forests sustainably and profitably.

The Largest Forest Ownsers Association in Estonia by Membership


Join Loode-Eesti Metsaühistu!
Whether your forest is big or small, by the sea or in a primeval forest – we welcome everyone.
We know Western and Northern Estonia and its surroundings the best and know the local characteristics.
7 reasons why You should join Metsaühistu. See also our articles of association (pdf).
Membership fee
Admission fee €0
Annual fee €20
Join
Download the application form below, fill it in, sign it and send it by post to our office at
Loode-Eesti Metsaühistu
Tallinna mnt 80 Uuemõisa 90401
Haapsalu, Estonia
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FSC Certification
Since 16.10.2013, the Central Cooperative of Private Forests has been managing the FSC forest certification.
The FSC certificate ensures that raw materials are separated from non-certified and uncontrolled forest material throughout the supply chain, making it possible to determine the origin of the material and trace it to the final product.