Educating and advocating for the sustainable use of the forest and the ecological, economic, and social health of
Maine’s Forest Communities
About Maine TREE
Maine TREE is the leading organization in Maine, addressing challenges associated with forest workforce development and climate education while enhancing public awareness about the importance of Maine's forest resources.
Our Approach
We provide educators with resources to integrate forest-based education into their classrooms, engage students in hands-on learning experiences in the forest, and facilitate activities that support forest professionals and landowners in the stewardship of Maine's forests.
Our Story
Established in 1989, Maine TREE is a platform for collaboration among forest professionals, educators, and communities. We champion the long-term health and vitality of Maine's forest communities. Our story is one of continuous innovation and dedication to promoting the sustainable use of forest resources.
Our Team.
Paulina Murray
Research Fellow
Kayci Willis
Forest Programs Manager
Board of Directors.
Jonathan Pottle, Bangor, President
Peter Carrier, Skowhegan, Treasurer
Beth Cushman, Pownal, Secretary
Julie Davenport, Norridgewock
Charles Hall, Albion
Alexander Ingraham, Hampden
Keith Kanoti, Old Town
Ken Laustsen, Oakland
Kathryn (Katie) Manende Hall, Alfred
Annica McGuirk, Lisbon Falls
Toby Pineo Hampden
Patrick Sirois, Augusta
Brian Souers, Lincoln
Jacob Vainio, Auburn
Join Our Cause
Join our mission to support forest-based environmental education and workforce development initiatives.
Whether you're an individual looking to make a difference or a company seeking to contribute to our initiatives, there are various ways to get involved and help shape the future of Maine's forests.