Heritage culture on outings
The 8th inventory has been completed in 10 counties and more than 28,000 objects have been mapped, many of them in state forests.In the framework of the Estonian-Latvian programme, the Koiva-Gauja heritage culture and conservation area was established in 2010. As of today, the level of use is quite high. The area can be visited either independently, with the help of a trail map and heritage culture information, Koiva - Gauja track card and Koiva - Gauja track information or via RMK’s Pähni Nature Centre.
Providing information about forestry related heritage culture is the specialisation of the RMK nature centre at Oandu in
Information about heritage culture on state forest land and about the history of forestry is provided by RMK’s exhibits, environmental education programs and events.We would like to call on travel agencies to include venerable heritage cultural sites in outings to introduce