Housing Development Project in Greenville, Maine, Picks Up Steam

The Northern Forest Center’s housing development project in Greenville, Maine, is picking up steam and heading toward a formal groundbreaking in spring 2026.  

Proposal Could Secure Millions to Advance Innovation in Northern New England’s Forest Economy

A Center-led partnership seeking to position northern New England as global leader in forest products Is 1 of 15 national finalists in National Science Foundation competition.

Center’s Gehring House Featured in Forest Proud Video

Healthy forests and thriving communities go hand in hand. The latest wood innovation video from Forest Proud features the Center's [...]

New Apartment, New Chapter

Sharon and Seabury Lyon started a new chapter of their lives when they moved into the Center's newly renovated Gehring House.

Webinar Showcases the Power of Impact Investing for Community Benefit

Leaders from three place-based investment funds share how their models are making an impact in the Northern Forest region.

Northern New England Precision Forest Management and Advanced Forest Bioproducts Engine

Northern New England Precision Forestry and Advanced Bioproducts Engine leverages regional expertise in precision forest management, traditional wood products, and bio-based materials to complement past successes and infrastructure investments with emerging forest-based sustainable products and technologies.

Dartmouth Project Showcases Community Forests

Students at Dartmouth College have put together an immersive “StoryMap” to tell the Community Forest story, showcasing the wide range of benefits that communities gain from their forests

Community Foundations Highlight their Support for the Center

The Center is honored that the Vermont Community Foundation and the Maine Community Foundation each recently promoted our work and their investments that help make it possible.

The Spruce Street Housing Project in Greenville, ME

Helping to meet rural Maine’s middle-market housing needs using innovative mass timber construction. 

Conserving Tumbledown Dick Mountain

In April 2025, the Center’s Program Director, Julie Renaud Evans, kicked off an eight-month-long public engagement process – in partnership with the Mahoosuc Land Trust – to guide use and management of the Tumbledown Dick Mountain property in Gilead, Maine.