Lyndon Furniture, a solid-wood furniture manufacturer, has a been mainstay of the Lyndon and St. Johnsbury community for nearly 50 years.

LINK’s model works in large part because it shares a space with Caledonia Bike Works, owned by Paxton Anderson and Ryan Murphy, who met volunteering with LINK.

Morgan Mead Hill is a new member of the Northern Forest Center’s board. A former creative strategist and audio producer, they run Mount Cabot Maple, a small agroforestry business on their family land in New Hampshire’s North Country where they grew up.

For schools, businesses, municipalities, and homeowners, modern wood heat offers benefits that extend well beyond keeping buildings warm.

Check out these recommendations from Northern Forest Center staff for fun mountain bike trails.

Joe Fox shares reflections from Professional Trail Builders Association Conference applying lessons to the Center's work.

Outdoor recreation case studies serve as valuable examples of how communities can activate local assets, build meaningful partnerships, and create long-term value through recreation.

The Center has leveraged its Feel Good Heat campaign to support Maine groups in further promoting modern wood heat through their focused initiatives.

Using wood in construction aligns historic preservation goals, local economic impact, and carbon reduction at the Gehring House.

Center’s Telling Your Forest Story marketing series wraps after four years and 32 graduated wood products business.