The North Swedish Horse, also known as Nordsvensk Brukshäst or simply Nordsvensk, is a sturdy draft breed originating from Northern Sweden. Developed in the 19th century, this medium-sized horse stands around 15 to 15.3 hands tall and is known for its muscular, compact build with a deep chest, strong legs, and a calm, gentle temperament. Its coat comes mainly in solid colours such as chestnut, bay, and black. Historically, the North Swedish Horse was primarily used for forestry work, excelling at skidding logs thanks to its strength and sure-footedness. It was also widely used in agriculture for ploughing and hauling. Today, it remains highly valued in sustainable farming, forestry, and driving competitions, especially within the UK and Nordic countries. The breed's calm, sensible nature makes it suitable for beginners and therapy riding. Though rare, conservation programmes continue to protect this valuable heritage breed, preserving its endurance and adaptability for future generations. Keywords used: North Swedish Horse, Nordsvensk Brukshäst, draft breed, forestry work, sustainable farming.