Oct 1, 2025 | Forest Management, Timber Harvesting
Why Plan Months Ahead for a Winter Tree Harvest? A winter tree harvest when the ground is frozen cushions soils, reduces rutting, and protects residual roots. Snow also shields understory vegetation from heavy equipment, while colder temps slow bacterial staining in...
Apr 15, 2025 | Forest Management
Imagine wandering through a lush, vibrant forest where each tree stands healthy and robust, home to numerous wildlife species, and playing a crucial role in supporting our local economies. That’s what happens when effective Timber Stand Improvement (TSI)...
Mar 15, 2025 | Forest Management
Forests are at the heart of battling climate change and preserving biodiversity. In fact, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) indicates that around 20% of global carbon emissions stem directly from deforestation, which highlights just how crucial it is to maintain healthy...
Jun 26, 2024 | Forest Management
Table of Contents Introduction What You Need to Know Recognizing the Signs The Climate Connection Combatting Needle Cast Collaborative Efforts and Research Managing White Pine Needle Cast Introduction The forests of Maine are treasured for their beauty, ecological...
Oct 4, 2023 | Forest Management
In 2023, Maine faces a notable challenge – a significant die-off of our cherished oak trees. This phenomenon has sparked concern among both landowners and experts in forestry. In this blog, we aim to clarify the reasons behind the problems affecting oaks, guide you on...
Sep 20, 2022 | Forest Management, land Clearing
When walking through New England woods, it’s easy to think you’re in a permanent patch of nature kept pristine through the ages. The reality is that most of the land in New England was deforested in the colonial period, and most of the forests growing today are...
