ERTH Sylva owns and manages timberland. ERTH Sylva Fund I is raised in five regional funds, each with its own lane: U.S. South, Pacific Northwest, Latin America, Oceania, and Nordic & Northeast.
ERTH Sylva · Land & Resources
01What Sylva does
Working forests bought and managed for sustained yield, with harvest, replanting and stewardship on a multi-decade plan.
One platform, five regional funds. A region’s fund invests only inside its region.
Tracts that hold both timber and farmland are assigned under the Group Allocation Policy, with ERTH Agra and ERTH Terra.
02Funds and vehicles
Formation documents are templates today; Form ADV is drafted and not yet filed. [Platform hard cap and committed figures in _PARAMETERS_v2 must be backed by executed subscription documents before publication]
Vehicle
Strategy
Target size
Status
Southern yellow pine and hardwood timberland across the U.S. South
To be set
In formation
Douglas-fir and coastal timberland
To be set
In formation
Plantation timber in Latin America
To be set
In formation
Timberland in Australia and New Zealand
To be set
In formation
Nordic and northeastern forest assets
To be set
In formation
03At a glance
Entities
ERTH Sylva GP LLC; ERTH Sylva Management LLC; five regional limited partnerships
Division
Land & Resources
Lane
Timberland. Farmland goes to ERTH Agra; raw land for entitlement goes to ERTH Terra.
Service providers
BNY Mellon, PwC and Kirkland [Confirm one or two provider stacks across the group]
04Boundaries
Under one parent, overlaps become conflicts the group must manage. Each needs a written rule before either arm acts.
ERTH Sylva buys timberland where ERTH Agra buys farmland. Mixed timber and farm tracts are assigned under the Group Allocation Policy.

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