Timber Sale Administration

Working with landowners to implement active forest management activities. This service includes contract development, timber marking, timber and forest product marketing, and harvest oversight

Forest Inventories

Forest inventories assess and describe forest conditions and give valuable information about species composition, stocking, and timber volumes.

Boundary Line Maintenance

Locating and updating boundary line evidence.

Forest Access

Construction and maintenance of forest roads and landings. Working with landowners to give access for timber harvesting or use of forest land. Continued maintenance helps reduce erosion and maintain water quality.

Forest Management Planning

Developing forest management plans as well as updating existing plans is a key tool and important part in long term forest stewardship. The written forest management plans outline activities that will take place as well as describing forest conditions and structure. Plan prepared will be a blue print for management outlining how to responsibly achieve the goals and objectives for a property. Plans will be written to meet or exceed the requirements for New Hampshire’s Current Use program, Vermonts Use Value Appraisal program, and Tree Farm Certification.

Sugarbush Management

Helping landowners identify potential opportunities for sugarbush establishment or expansion.

View Enhancement

Helping landowners improve or create viewing areas.

Wildlife Habitat Improvements

Using both commercial and pre commercial activities to help create diverse habitat.

Trail Maintenance and Construction

Working with landowners to develop and maintain recreation opportunities. This includes planning and trail layout, constructing new trails, and maintaining exciting trails. As well as aesthetic improvements in high use areas.

Forest Stand Improvement

Forest Stand Improvement (FSI) or Timber Stand Improvement (TSI) are used in pre commercial stands to help improve vigor and future quality of crop trees and can also be applied to releasing fruit trees and masting trees to benefit wildlife.