The forest covers almost a third of France — however, for most people, it is a place they barely know. Three key figures from different organizations explain why a true understanding of the forest, responsible management, and a new conception of the common good go hand in hand.

This awareness also raises the question of effective forest management: how to reconcile economic use and ecological responsibility — as well as the well-being of those who work in the forest?

However, management alone is not enough if access to the forest remains unequal. This is where the third voice in this discussion comes in.

Knowing, managing responsibly, collectively owning: These three movements show that the forest of tomorrow is not just a resource, but a relationship that must be rethought.