Rodents and rabbits have their places in nature, but we humans prefer those places not to include our land or gardens.
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The winter in Maine can be harsh and unforgiving enough to humans, but imagine what it is like for unprotected woodland properties. Check out these tips to keep your property healthy:
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In addition to sharing their stately beauty, white-tailed deer can bring many benefits to your property.
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When I was just a mite, my father had this romantic image of having a sleigh for our horse, Deagon, to carry the family out on a
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One of the most common winter related tree issues in Maine is winter desiccation (also called winter drying).
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As the weather cools, many of us are ready to break out the wood and enjoy the warmth and beauty of a fire.
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While fall is the season when Maine residents and visitors focus on apples, maintaining pest control is an all year job.
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As we head into beautiful fall weather, what better time to walk your boundary lines? It may not be the most exciting element
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There was a mystery embedded in the talk given by Bernd Heinrich at the Maine Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation’s
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Woodland stewards manage their land, or land trust property, for the long term. To make all the information that is essential for
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Anyone involved in woodland ownership carries a deep appreciation for the beauty of nature. Thankfully, for landowners in Maine,
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Maine is home to the United States’ biggest unfragmented temperate broadleaf and mixed forest, which means it’s especially important for
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The Forest History Society is currently filming a documentary at the Biltmore Estate about the life of Carl Schenck, the original forester of the
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Harvesting timber efficiently while maintaining a safe wildlife habitat on your property poses unique challenges, but with the right knowledge,
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Maine Woodland Owners is committed to helping woodland owners develop succession plans so they can know their life’s work will be passed to
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This is so good, I had to pass it along; Staghorn sumac tea! Sumac (Rhus typhina) is common, well known and easily recognized.
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Plenty of plants and vine species are completely harmless to humans, and good for the environment in general. Other species are less friendly, as brushing up against some plants results in a painful or itchy rash.
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Bats are predators of the night and help maintain a balanced woodland ecosystem.
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Woodland owners often consider whether enough resources are available to keep migrating deer properly fed.
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Bats are often stigmatized as being dirty while considered by many to be pests.
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