By Bonnie Newsom This story was originally published in FSM's 2015 publication, Reflections. The Maine woods—the words inspire different feelings for different people. As a Penobscot person and someone who has devoted my career to understanding the deep antiquity of human occupation of Maine, I … [Read more...]
We’re hiring! Office Coordinator
FSM Office Coordinator Job Announcement APPLICATION DEADLINE: April 30, 2021 The Forest Society of Maine (FSM) is a nonprofit statewide land trust. We are a small, highly successful, and well-regarded organization that has helped conserve more than one million acres of Maine forestland for … [Read more...]
Thank You FSM 2020 Business Donors
The Forest Society of Maine sends a big ‘thank you’ to all of the businesses who have supported our work over the past year. These businesses come in all shapes and sizes, from one-person consulting businesses to large, statewide companies, from guiding and outdoor businesses to law firms and banks. … [Read more...]
FSM Featured in PAWS Trails
When the editor of PawsTrails Explorer magazine approached me about writing an article on the success of working forestland conservation in Maine, it was autumn 2019. The piece finally went live in December 2020. Scrolling through it, that first time, I was struck by all that has happened in the … [Read more...]
The Bogs of Coburn Gore
Article originally published in the 2020 fall edition of Forest View, FSM’s biannual newsletter. About 35,000 years ago, a carpet of ice thousands of feet thick covered much of New England. At one point all of Maine was hidden beneath the Laurentide Ice Sheet, even the highest points on … [Read more...]
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