The Center Invites Public to Celebrate Apartments and Commercial Space in Redeveloped Penobscot Avenue Building, Jan. 14

Adirondack Midstory, created to help young people make connections and build community within the region, has grown to over 200 members.

The Center is creating nine new places for people to live in Tupper Lake, NY, and we’re using mass timber to speed up construction of the nine-unit apartment building. 

Building the New Forest Future is a webinar series that amplifies stories, practices, and lessons from community development, sustainable tourism, and rural economy in the Northern Forest.

The Center has helped support trail building and local access for youth and adults living in St. Johnsbury, Vermont.

Connie and Craig Weatherup made a donation and an impact investment to help the Northern Forest Center reverse the decline in young families and the collapsing of school systems in the Adirondacks.

A young professional couple finds the perfect home in the Northern Forest Center's renovated Gehring House in Bethel, Maine.

Over the past year, the Center has brought together committee members from Community Forests located in the Androscoggin River Valley to bolster their collective understanding and commitment to climate resilience.

Dog Mountain in St. Johnsbury, a 150-acre mountaintop playground for dog lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, is sporting several major upgrades to its trail network, thanks in part to funding from the Center and its Sustainable VT Trails Program.  

New apartments and commercial space on Penobscot Avenue boost housing stock and downtown vitality.