Bike Borderlands member organizations are starting a host of new projects that benefit their communities and improve the region's mountain biking.

The Center partnered with residents and nonprofits to help create a 250-acre Community Forest in Hanover, NH.

The Northern Forest Center, in collaboration with partners across the region, has compiled a list of resources for landowners, community members, towns, and any other individuals or groups interested in conserving and managing forested land for a mix of uses and community benefit.

We’re helping Tupper Lake plan for better recreation options to serve residents and boost the economy.

The Center has supported visionary economic development projects that sustain and create forest-based jobs while at the same time providing a range of community and environmental benefits through New Markets Tax credit financing.

Rural communities face a common suite of challenges, from inadequate internet service to dwindling school populations and workforce training.

A team of residents has collaborated since 2014 to create and expand the Milan Community Forest to more than 2,000 acres.

Four New Hampshire communities and a local land trust own and manage this 843-acre property. The Center helped create this unique governance structure to make the project possible.

Our first Community Forest project in 2005 helped the town of Errol, NH, create a Community Forest that has generated $3.7 million in timber sales, supported the local economy, and given thousands of people a beautiful place to recreate.

We teamed up with the Trust for Public Land to help Mahoosuc Pathways and residents of Bethel, Maine, create a 978-acre Community Forest.