The Northern Forest Center is rolling out the second set of videos in a new series that explores how people are connected to the forest and production of wood heat.

Here's why we believe adding capacity is so valuable to our rural community partners.

Bike retailers and new trail networks are helping to promote the Ride With Gratitude ethic of responsible trail riding.

The Northern Forest Center is rolling out the first videos in a new series that tells the story of how several individuals from Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine are connected to modern wood heat.

The Northern Forest’s tradition of conserving land for community benefit earns boost from the U.S. Forest Service.

“Telling Your Forest Story” is an online workshop series designed to help you better understand and incorporate your wood-origin story into your business philosophy and marketing messaging.

When winter comes, it hits with a high cost. However, the Center’s Feel Good Heat campaign is offering people an alternative scenario, showcasing modern wood heat with the benefits it provides to the region’s homeowners, economy, and forests.

Thanks to the support of several generous funders, the Northern Forest Center has been able to fund numerous trail-building, stewardship, community engagement, navigation, and capacity-building projects over the years.

Project partners revealed designs for new wayfinding signage for the Newport Waterfront Recreation Path and adjoining Beebe Spur Trail in Newport, Vermont.

The Center has purchased 560 Railroad Street in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, to redevelop as middle-market housing and commercial spaces to support the community.