To advance community and economic development in the Northern Forest, the Center will invest nearly $170,000 in mountain biking projects [...]

Over the past two years, more than 500 people have completed more than 1,000 outdoor trail activities and secured $15,500 in community reward funding in Western Maine through the Second Nature Adventure Challenge.

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

Winter outdoor recreation challenge will benefit youth programs in western Maine.

The town of Woodstock, Maine, has moved a step closer to its dream of founding the Buck’s Ledge Community Forest on 634 acres long used by residents and visitors for recreation.

The Adirondack Community Recreation Alliance has announced a new round of grant funding for projects that develop outdoor recreation opportunities in Adirondack communities.

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

Center staff helped the town of Tupper Lake land a $100,000 grant for improvements to the Tupper Lake Golf Club and for planning improvements to the town's year-round recreation economy.

A Maine West program encouraged healthy outdoor activities and raised $6,000 to support local afterschool programs

New signage is introducing hikers and boaters to The Mahoosuc Way: Embrace Our Place pledge to encourage actions that protect and sustain the quality of place in the western Maine region.