Løvenskiold-Vækerø has its historical origin as the manager of Norway’s largest privately owned forestry and agricultural properties in and around Oslo.
Through the divisjon Løvenskiold Skog, Løvenskiold-Vækerø manages 430 000 decares of forest. Every year, about 73 000 m3 of timber is taken out. In addition, Løvenskiold Skog has about 4 700 decares of grown land, where it primarily grows grains. To ensure a balanced utilisation of the land, we also has livestock of Simmental cattle at Hakedals Verk.
Løvenskiold-Vækerø's emphasise is that the environmental foundation must be handed over to the next generation in at least as good a condition as our ancestors brought it to us. A wrongful decision today will have consequences for generations to come, and we must therefore be predictable and responsible in our forest administration every single day.
Løvenskiold-Vækerø’s forests are the recreational area for more than one million people. Hardly any other capital can offer its citizens more impressive areas for outdoors activities, with amongst other
1 200 km of marked tracks available. We therefore feel a special responsibility, not only for protecting the nature itself, but also for securing pleasant common areas. 
Our forestry and agricultural operations therefore have holds the highest professional standards.
180 cabins are for rent for leisure, and a number of farms are of rent for permanent residents.
Our goal is that these are preserved in their original condition.
The forestry is an important condition in keeping the forests as accessible as they are today,
and with that, the possibilities for a wide range of outdoor activities.
Carl Otto Lovenskiold is the owner and director of Løvenskiold Skog.