About us
Everwood
Everwood is a player in responsible and sustainable forest management.
To address the structuring needs of the forestry and wood industry, Everwood has positioned itself as an integrated player with the aim of actively contributing to the sector’s development.
Everwood is currently structured around 3 core activities: forest management, forest engineering, and wood energy production and distribution.
EVERWOOD, in a few words:
- 310 employees
- 50 regional offices
- 1 120 700 hectares of forest under management
- An aggregator of specific expertise in the sector
Forest management
Revaluation of under-managed plots and environmental services.
Forest engineering
Carbon valorization.
E-commerce
Production and e-commerce of wood-energy.
Forests have a significant role to play in the ecological transition.
Forests, the planet’s green lungs, have a crucial role to play in the fight against global warming. According to the Global Forest Resources Assessment 2020 published by the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations), world forests absorbed around 2.4 billion tonnes of CO2 each year between 2015 and 2020. This represents around a third of all CO2 emissions from fossil fuel combustion over the same period.
Protecting and restoring forests therefore helps preserve these natural carbon sinks.
In addition, forests provide renewable raw materials such as wood, which replaces more energy-consuming materials in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, such as concrete or steel. Forests can also be used to produce renewable energy from biomass, such as wood energy.
The French forest is threatened by climate change through natural disasters, rising temperatures and health risks. It is essential to support the forestry and timber industry in moving towards a more resilient form of management, through innovative and digital forest engineering methods.
This is where Everwood comes in, thanks to its positioning as an integrated player in the forestry and wood industry.
We are determined to make an active contribution to the structuring and development of the industry.
