Pillars of global bioeconomy in a changing climate

World Wood Day and the International Day of Forests in 2026 carry a clear message: forests and wood are not only part of our natural heritage but also foundations of a sustainable global economy. For millennia, wood has shaped human civilization. It built homes, ships, tools, and cities, and remains embedded in craftsmanship and architecture across cultures. From timber framing in Europe to cedar traditions among Indigenous communities, forests have long connected culture, livelihoods, and landscapes. Today, that relationship is entering a new phase.

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