New England Forestry Foundation

The Private Landowner Network project is proud to announce that we have some new partners supporting our valuable work of helping private landowners reach their land conservation goals.

Summer 2004

James Levitt, Director of the Program on Conservation Innovation at the Harvard Forest, presented his research paper on the Pingree project.

Spring 2004

Landscape Conservation...534 square miles

Winter 2003

NEFF is moving to Littleton, MA. The property, which will be called “Prouty Woods Community Forest” Will be our new home.

Fall 2003

We presented NEFF’s inaugural Forest Conservation Award to Bill Vail of Maine Senator Susan Collins’s office.

Spring 2003

Downeast Lakes Forestry Partnership:
NEFF's premier sustainable forest partnership project

Winter 2002

NEFF’s Heart and Soul

Fall 2002

NEFF's Conservation Philosophy & Strategy

Summer 2002

NEFF Hires New Executive Director
Nationally-recognized conservationist Amos Eno selected to lead the New England Forestry Foundation. Eno is the former Director of the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.

Spring 2002

NEFF Receives Gift of New Foundation Forest
75-acre gift in Orange, Massachusetts to be named the Fittz Family Memorial Forest. The property will contribute to a large-scale conservation project in the area.

Winter 2001

NEFF Dedicates Connecticut Forest

Fall 2001

Habitat Improvement Projects on Foundation Forests
NEFF, the Ruffed Grouse Society, Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, and the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service will work together to increase and improve early successional habitat essential to many species of wildlife.

Summer 2001