Logging, and in particular conventional logging, has long been recognized as one of the most dangerous occupations. Working with powerful equipment, felling trees, often on uneven terrain and in challenging weather conditions, all add up to a tremendous potential for accidents. Add to that the potential for chronic conditions due to the constant stresses and strains of the job, and the potential for some sort of injury is daunting. Addressing these challenges is the mission

Best Management Practices (BMPs) used to protect water quality during a timber harvest (diagram from page 12 of the Best Management...

FCCI visits the Waterboro Barrens Preserve Written by: Gavriela Mallory The fourth year of Maine’s Forest Climate Change Initiative...

Join the Certified Logging Professional program for an online logger recertification training on Friday, March 26, 2021, from 2 PM to...

At Maine TREE, we are ready to help teachers, and other organizational leaders, engage with middle and high school students to explore...