database Where does the data come from?

All forestry and habitat data displayed on the map originates from official national forest registries and open environmental databases. The platform analyzes up-to-date forest stand attributes (tree species, stand age, development classes, and site habitat types) to highlight the most suitable areas for each mushroom or berry species.

Forest stands are paired with regional site productivity and moisture conditions to provide a unified, accurate habitat analysis across regions.

gavel Forest Conduct Rules (Right to Roam)

Across the Nordic and Baltic region, the right to roam grants everyone the opportunity to enjoy nature and gather wild produce (mushrooms, berries, nuts), provided nature and landowners are treated with respect.

Public & State Forests

• State and public forests are open to everyone for walking, foraging, and outdoor recreation.
• Campfires are permitted only at specially prepared and marked campfire sites while strictly observing current wildfire hazard warnings.
• Always leave no trace and take all litter with you when leaving the forest!

Private Land & Protected Areas

• In unmarked, unfenced forests, roaming and foraging are generally permitted in accordance with local right-to-roam regulations.
• Fenced or signposted private land requires explicit landowner permission for entry or foraging.
• Yards and immediate residential zones are strictly private.
• In nature reserves and national parks, always follow local protection rules and seasonal movement restrictions.

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