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Non-Fiction | Juntti, Räinä, Jokiranta & Ruohonen

The Forest After Us

(Metsä meidän jälkeemme)

272 pages | First published in Finnish by Like Kustannus 2019

Winner Finlandiaof Non-Fiction Prize 2019!

A topical, non-judgmental and multi-faceted book about the state of Finnish forests, a “new generation forest book” by four young journalists from Northern Finland.

Finnish forests are at a turning point. The majority of the country’s forests are commercial forests, where logging is a record high. How did it come to this? What could be done to preserve forests for future generations? Written with a journalist approach, The Forest After Us addresses a topical issue. It proposes alternatives, and together with forest users and researchers, considers what Finnish forest could look like in the future – a forest that benefits both the national economy and nature.

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The authors are a group of award-winning, new generation journalists from northern Finland, including non-fiction authors, forest owners and outdoor enthusiast. The breathtaking nature shots are by Lapin Kansa newspaper photographer Anssi Jokiranta.

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Nature Book of the Year 2019 finalist!

The Road of Bones

(Luiden tie)

399 pages | Published originally in Finnish by Like 2019

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