Outdoor Recreation Gathering Identifies Regional Opportunities
Outdoor recreation leaders identify priorities for action across the Northern Forest.
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Advancing Rural Economy
Wood Product Marketing Class Grows
“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.
Beyond the “Illusion of Preservation”
The Center shares a recent report on balancing wood production and consumption in New England to a broad audience.
Planning Ahead for the Total Solar Eclipse in April
As Eclipse Day, April 8, 2024, draws nearer, leaders from across the region shared how their localities and regions in the path of totality are preparing for the big day.
Engaging Visitors and New Residents in the Northeast Kingdom
Since 2019, the Center has spearheaded the regional marketing campaign “getNEKedVT”. Now, with an additional grant secured, the campaign can further position the region as a place to not only visit but to live for a lifetime.
Bringing Warmth and Community to Rochester, Vermont
Located all on one block in Rochester, BigTownVT houses an art gallery, bike shop, and inn. Its owners – Anni and Don – are committed to encouraging community and vibrancy in their town.
The Carbon Accounting of Modern Wood Heat
Center webinar explores modern wood heat and carbon emissions.
Funding Market Expansion for Wood — Efficient, Renewable and Environmentally Sustainable
The Future Forest Economy Initiative invested $3 million to help develop new markets for wood from the Northern Forest.
Northern Forest Center Secures $1.2 million Grant for Workforce Development in Western Maine Schools
A $1.2-million grant from the US Department of Labor to the Northern Forest Center will help high school students in western Maine explore career opportunities in the region.
Major Push by Wood Heat Campaign Widens Consumer Exposure
The Feel Good Heat campaign generated more than 35 million touchpoints over the course of a major three-year promotional effort to reach residents in the New England area.