If you love forests as much as we do, you have come to the right place. We are HaliPuu -family, from the little town of Levi in Finnish Lapland. We wanted to save our family forest from felling, and decided to turn it into a safe place for people from around the planet.
You can adopt a tree from our forest, visit us in real life or live on the Internet, or you can download our phone application and immerse yourself in the life in the Arctic.
Welcome, our forest is your forest!
Learn more: Lappish Pine | Tree Hug | Get Your Own Tree | Visit Your Tree
Are you planning to travel to Lapland? It would be lovely to meet you by the campfire! Here you can find the award winning nature experiences that you can join in our HaliPuu -forest in Levi, Lapland, Finland.
Are you planning to travel to Lapland? It would be lovely to meet you by the campfire! Here you can find the award winning nature experiences that you can join in our HaliPuu -forest in Levi, Lapland, Finland.
We want to share our love for forest with you, and take you along to experience the exceptional Arctic nature with its cosy, snowy winters and bright summers.
We broadcast live from our forest (and sometimes from somewhere else) every Sunday at 12:00 CET. See how the nature looks right now in the Arctic and have a chat with us!
We want to share our love for forest with you, and take you along to experience the exceptional Arctic nature with its cosy, snowy winters and bright summers.
We broadcast live from our forest (and sometimes from somewhere else) every Sunday at 12:00 CET. See how the nature looks right now in the Arctic and have a chat with us!
Have you ever crunched snow under your fingers? Listened to a campfire crackle in a frozen forest? Or felt the warm pine bark against your cheek?
Our goal is to bring the Arctic nature close to everyone, no matter where on earth they are located. That is why we created the HaliPuu – Forest in your Pocket -app, bringing you extra live content, short meditative clips from the nature, Pappa’s forest stories and more. You can find it both in Apple App Store and on Google Play, completely free of charge!
Have you ever crunched snow under your fingers? Listened to a campfire crackle in a frozen forest? Or felt the warm pine bark against your cheek?
Our goal is to bring the Arctic nature close to everyone, no matter where on earth they are located. That is why we created the HaliPuu – Forest in your Pocket -app, bringing you extra live content, short meditative clips from the nature, Pappa’s forest stories and more. You can find it both in Apple App Store and on Google Play, completely free of charge!
Julia became a registered member 4 days, 6 hours ago
Welcome Julia! Great that you found our forest 🙂
Liza Berdnik became a registered member 1 week, 3 days ago
Welcome Liza, how nice to have you in our forest!
Riitta Raekallio-Wunderink posted an update 2 weeks, 4 days ago
Again a new potential medicine from trees, this time willow. Researchers have found a chemical called miyabeacin that can kill various types of cancer cells, some of them resistant to other drugs. https://www.theguardian.com/science/2020/jul/14/could-the-willow-help-us-fight-cancer
Riitta Raekallio-Wunderink posted an update 3 weeks, 5 days ago
The Finnish company behind Koura uses pine tree resin (byproduct of wood industry) to create a reusable protective “glove” that prevents spreading of viruses, bacteria and impurities. https://koura.eu/ It is completely non-toxic, it disinfects itself and kills 99,96% of harmful impurities, such as MRSA bacteria. Check their website to pre-order!
Riitta Raekallio-Wunderink posted an update 4 weeks, 1 day ago
I bumped into Rainforest Connection https://rfcx.org/ a while ago, and loved the idea :). The initiative uses old mobile phones to “eavesdrop” forests, which makes it possible to detect illegal deforestation and animal poaching – and to learn more about rainforests.
See what our friends have been posting recently!
Julia became a registered member 4 days, 6 hours ago
Welcome Julia! Great that you found our forest 🙂
Liza Berdnik became a registered member 1 week, 3 days ago
Welcome Liza, how nice to have you in our forest!
Riitta Raekallio-Wunderink posted an update 2 weeks, 4 days ago
Again a new potential medicine from trees, this time willow. Researchers have found a chemical called miyabeacin that can kill various types of cancer cells, some of them resistant to other drugs. https://www.theguardian.com/science/2020/jul/14/could-the-willow-help-us-fight-cancer
Riitta Raekallio-Wunderink posted an update 3 weeks, 5 days ago
The Finnish company behind Koura uses pine tree resin (byproduct of wood industry) to create a reusable protective “glove” that prevents spreading of viruses, bacteria and impurities. https://koura.eu/ It is completely non-toxic, it disinfects itself and kills 99,96% of harmful impurities, such as MRSA bacteria. Check their website to pre-order!
Riitta Raekallio-Wunderink posted an update 4 weeks, 1 day ago
I bumped into Rainforest Connection https://rfcx.org/ a while ago, and loved the idea :). The initiative uses old mobile phones to “eavesdrop” forests, which makes it possible to detect illegal deforestation and animal poaching – and to learn more about rainforests.