photo: Greenfield Reporter SHELBURNE — With many multi-generational family farms harvesting timber but only 2% of the wood harvested being used in the local economy, Massachusetts has a long way
In September, 2023, the Healey-Driscoll Administration awarded $460,000 in grant funding to increase economic development focusing on the conservation and sustainable management of forests within the Woodlands Partnership of Northwest
The Board of the Woodlands Partnership of Northwest Massachusetts* voted unanimously to expand its membership to include representation of Indigenous Peoples at its annual meeting held at Berkshire East Mountain
In 2022, the Partnership released an updated Plan which includes regional baseline statistics and maps; an overview of the region’s history and its natural resources and ecosystem services; emerging context
At its October 11, 2022 meeting, the Board of the Mohawk Trail Woodlands Partnership voted unanimously (19-0) to change its name from the “Mohawk Trail Woodlands Partnership” to the “Woodlands
North Adams is leading on climate response with Notch Reservoir forestry project by Dicken Crane and Henry Art After several years of careful planning and
BOSTON — The Healey-Driscoll Administration today announced over $550,000 in grants to support the conservation and sustainable management of forests in Western Massachusetts. Through the Woodlands Partnership Program, the Executive Office
The Woodlands Partnership of Northwest Massachusetts, in partnership with Mass Audubon, the Ohketeau Cultural Center, and many others, debuted a new website, TheForestCenter.org, at its Annual Meeting June 26, 2024
Exciting news! Administrative Agent Lisa Hayden has received formal notification that the US Forest Service is recognizing the new name voted by the Board: the Woodlands Partnership of Northwest Massachusetts.
An Act renaming the Woodlands Partnership of Northwest Massachusetts submitted by Sen. Mark to rename the Woodlands Partnership of Northwest Massachusetts. Read more here.