First visitors are already trying out the new equipment at a playground/outdoor gymnasium that JSC “Latvia’s State Forests” has built in Riga’s Vērmaņdārzs Park.
Read moreA delegation of Kazakhstan’s forestry officials visited Latvia on July 16 and 17.
Read moreIn the afternoon of July 4, JSC “Latvia’s State Forests” (LVM) received a report from the State Forest Service’s Eastern Latgale Forest District that district experts had found a bird of prey...
Read moreAfter a ride on the Tērvete Nature Park’s fairy tale train, the participants in 2012 Forest Olympics arrived in the realm of forest, where close competition took place among the most knowledgeable...
Read moreForest regeneration operations have been completed in the forest areas managed by the joint-stock company “Latvia’s State Forests” (LVM). 9,876 hectares of forest have been planted as of June 4,...
Read moreJSC “Latvia’s State Forests” has signed a cooperation agreement with Riga Technical University (RTU) on cooperation in developing higher education and science.
Read moreThis past Sunday, June 10, we watched an eaglet hatch online in lesser-spotted eagles’ – Mētra and Mačo’s – nest in the vicinity of Mētriena. The eaglet hatched at 11:40 a.m., 41 days after...
Read moreOn June 4, Anatolijs Ivanovs was rewarded with a royal catch, pulling out a 6.78 kilogram zander from the depths of Lake Zebrus. On June 5, Jānis Milzers and Dmitrijs Kapustjanskis’ bait was...
Read moreFor the fourth consecutive year, the end of May is an emotional period for those nine Latvian schools that have been carrying the title of Mammadaba Embassy. By lowering the flag, other schools are...
Read moreFor the first time this year, all semi-finalists gathered at the Mezaparks Open Air Stage to test their erudition and agility in orienteering stages. Out of nearly 100 participants, 18 best qualified...
Read moreThe Mammadaba Cartoon Mornings series concluded on the sunny Saturday of May 19 with Cūkmens (Pigman) sharpening his teaching skills. A gallery of forest paintings was created by children in an...
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