About Us
Leadership in seven StatesAbout Our Partnership
Funded by a grant from the North East State Foresters Association and the USDA Forest Service, the Northeast Forest Carbon and Climate Partnership is a collaborative initiative led by the University of Vermont Extension. It brings together state forestry offices in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont. The partnership’s goal is to stay at the forefront of the latest scientific developments and provide landowners, conservation organizations, and forestry professionals with the most up-to-date information on forest carbon and climate adaptation.
Links below for each state.
New Hampshire
Forest Carbon Info
New York
Forest Carbon Info
Maine
Forest Carbon Info
Connecticut
Forest Carbon Info
Massachusetts
Forest Carbon Info
Rhode Island
Forest Carbon Info
Vermont
Forest Carbon Info
A leadership team for the Program with representatives from the 7-state region has been organized and includes:
Connecticut – Andrea Urbano, Service Forester, CT Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection – Andrea.Urbano@ct.gov
Maine – Andy Whitman, Climate/Carbon Specialist, Maine Forest Service – andrew.whitman@maine.gov
Massachusetts – Christina McKeown, MA DCR Climate Forester – Christina.MCKeown2@mass.gov
New Hampshire – Steve Roberge, Natural Resources State Extension Specialist, UNH Cooperative Extension – steven.roberge@unh.edu
New York – Molly Hassett, Climate Forestry and Carbon Section Leader, NY DEC, Division of Lands and Forests – Molly.Hassett@dec.ny.gov
Rhode Island – Nancy Stairs, Cooperative Forestry Program Supervisor, RI Dept of Environmental Management, Div. of Forest Environment – Nancy.Stairs@dem.ri.gov
Vermont – Al Freeman, Vermont Climate Forester, VT Dept. of Forests, Parks and Recreation – Al.Freeman@vermont.gov
Partnership lead: Alexandra (Ali) Kosiba, Vermont’s Extension Forester (Alexandra.Kosiba@uvm.edu)
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