For two years, the Center has worked with the Mahoosuc Sustainable Tourism Committee to advance a sustainable tourism & destination development model that builds economic vitality and supports local quality of life across the Mahoosuc region.

With mountain biking season in sight, members of the Bike Borderlands collaborative have big plans for this summer and beyond.

St. Johnsbury, Vermont, expands in-town outdoor recreation opportunities for people by conserving Observatory Knob.

TiimberHomes Vermont puts local first as it evolves its products to meet community needs.

The Rural Tourism Academy is supporting industry and community leaders as they respond to pandemic-driven changes in the tourism and recreation sector in northern New Hampshire and the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont.  

The Create Your Kingdom video series explores stories of how three individuals are making their lives and livelihoods in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont.

Three communities are making steady progress on projects funded by the Northern Forest Destination Development initiative to serve residents and visitors with improved outdoor recreation opportunities.

Analysis assesses growth opportunities in wood markets in New Hampshire, Vermont and New York.  

Grants from the Northern Forest Destination Development Program will fund trail construction, remote paddling opportunities, waterfront parks, accessible trails, and more.

The Center and its Bike Borderlands partners created a series of short films to celebrate exciting mountain biking opportunities and community life in nine Northern Forest towns.