Icelandic Forestry Association
@skog.is
The Icelandic Forestry Association (Skógræktarfélag Íslands) is a national umbrella organisation for local and regional forestry associations throughout Iceland, who together form one of the largest non-governmental organisations in Iceland. The IFA was founded in 1930, making it one of the oldest environmental associations in Iceland. The IFA is an advocate of all the forestry associations, guards their interests and speaks and acts on their behalf as needed. The goal of the IFA is to further the interests of forestry in Iceland and encourage all kinds of environmental improvements. Publishing and education form a large part of the IFA ‘s activities, but the IFA also supervises and plays a part in various specific forestry projects and provides guidance and information for its member associations, businesses and the general public.
Icelandic Forestry Association's Company Logos


Icelandic Forestry Association's Brand Colors
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#487921
Fern Frond
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93, 57, 30
40, 0, 73, 53
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Mindaro
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Sycamore
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About Icelandic Forestry Association
Skógræktarfélag Íslands is the national association of forestry in Iceland. The association is dedicated to promoting sustainable forest management and conservation in the country. By joining the Skógræktarfélag, you contribute to important causes and issues related to forestry.
Skógræktarfélag Íslands offers various products and services to its members and the general public. They publish a regular magazine called Skógræktarritið, which provides valuable information about forestry in Iceland. They also organize and manage reforestation projects, such as the Landgræðsluskógar initiative, which aims to restore and preserve forests in different areas of the country. Additionally, they offer educational programs, including workshops and field trips, to raise awareness and provide knowledge about forest and tree cultivation.
If you're interested in supporting the work of Skógræktarfélag Íslands, you can become a member or contribute through their donation program. Join this important association and be part of the efforts to protect and enhance Iceland's forests.
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1930
Company size
2-10 employees
