Inspired by NASA’s plan to grow food in space, Estonian-founded Click & Grow has reached deserts and skyscrapers of our planet and even the heart of Scandinavia’s most popular furniture manufacturer IKEA. The smart gardens by Click & Grow are reconnecting people with nature.

This Estonian deep tech startup Single.Earth is disrupting climate action by investing in the forests the world has left, not making up for the ones that have already been destroyed. CEO and co-founder Merit Valdsalu explained at Unicorn59 how the nature-backed economy works.

Estonians have a deep relationship with their food. It reflects our history by combining cuisines and cultures that have traversed our land. To showcase what our tiny nation has to offer, earlier in the year, Enterprise Estonia invited top journalists and foodies from UAE to discover the tastes of Estonia.

In addition to domestic tourism, Latvian tourists set an all-time record for overnight stays in January, with 16% more overnight stays in accommodation establishments than in January 2019.

While there’s nothing comparable to the first-hand travel experience, we do live in an increasingly tech-savvy world. Here’s a quick virtual tour through some of the best Estonian museums for your virtual culture trip to Estonia.

Maarja Kruusmaa founded the best known and most acknowledged research centres in Estonia, the Centre of Biorobotics at the TalTech.

Scientists from the University of Tartu developed a calculation method which allows to quickly find the genes of bacteria.

Arvo Pärt is the most performed living composer in the world. The Centre is a unique individual archive in a pine forest.

Pure food comes from a clean environment. Our nature inspires our food industry to produce clean and nutritious products.

The house doesn’t even seem to exist at first sight. This was the intention – to blend in with the nature as much as possible.

The world needs innovation for sustainable living. Estonia has an unexpected solution: wooden houses.

Let’s clean up the World

Save the world from textile waste by selling data-based software to fashion brands

Amid green leaves, moss and tree bark, there is a massive megaphone.

Forests are today covering about 50% of our country´s territory.

Besides Muhu, celebrity chef now holds court in Tallinn as well

There is more time for living with your own wooden house

40% of our forests are organic

Over 18 million people around the world have seen it