We use the forest and its services every day, often without realising it. Specialists with different areas of expertise ensure that our demand and that of future generations are met.
Enable customers: The Waldstudio responds to its costumers’ concerns, promotes change of perspective, develop solutions together and implements them in an impact-oriented way.
Communicate expertise: The Waldstudio shares its value propositions, successes and good practices in its network.
Develop a culture of cooperation: The Waldstudio actively approaches partners, clarifies possible forms of cooperation transparently and promotes a shared understanding of values and leadership with cooperation partners.
Act light and all-around: The Waldstudio works transdisciplinary, holistically and with ease. It utilises spaces for reflection and regularly evaluates the well-being of its employees.
Reflect on the company's development: The Waldstudio reviews its organisational structure and culture as and when opportunities arise.
Cooperative: combining expertise and resources meaningfully
Inspiring: demonstrating and consolidating new ways with enthusiasm
With integrity: acting from inner strength
Projectmanagement – technical management – consultancy
Forest – nature by the railways – rural development
Cooperation with public and private stakeholders in Switzerland, Bolivia, Guinea, Namibia and Vietnam
Waldstudio follows two directions:
Providing benefits for all stakeholders in the forest sector and for the forest as a valuable ecosystem through technical projects and mandates (« studere » from the Latin: to endeavour diligently, to strive for something).
Using the forest as a space for reflection and further development in coaching (« Studio » in German: e.g. studio, studio stage as places for communication and creativity).
The logo's name is Otilia
« Otilia » signifies the « rich », « pessesses » and « heiress » in Old High German, Portuguese and Romanian)
The logo is scarved from lime wood (« tilia » is the Latin name of the lime tree).
The lime is one of the future tree species in Switzerland.
Lime leaves are heart-shaped and thus evoke emotions.