The vast majority of Finland's valuable old-growth is owned by the state and logged by the state-owned company Metsähallitus. Metsähallitus' logging practices include clearcutting, logging in habitats of threatened and vulnerable species and logging in areas of special scenic or cultural value
including areas that are critical for the reindeer herding of theindigenous Sámi people. News feature contains footage of old growth forests in winter, reindeer herds in forest, Sami family and their reindeer, logged forest areas, logging by Metsahallitus loggers, log trucks enroute to mills, paper and pulp mills of Kemi and Kemijarvi and soundbites from reindeer herders, Hanna Jokinen, Director Forestry Metsuhallitus; Marjaana Luttinen from Stora Enso and Juha Korkeaoja, the Finnish Minister for Forestry and Agriculture.