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Featured Publications
- New! Checklist of Maine Spiders (PDF | 1.3 MB)
- NEW for 2020! The Woods in Your Backyard - Second Edition
- What Will My Woods Look Like? Before and After Timber Harvesting
- The Forestry Rules of Maine 2017: A Practical Guide for Foresters, Loggers and Woodlot Owners - 2nd Edition (PDF | 13.5 MB)
- Best Management Practices for Forestry: Protecting Maine's Water Quality
- Forest Trees of Maine Centennial Edition - 1908 to 2008
New Publications
These reports were recently published by the Maine Forest Service
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2021 Wood processor Report (381 KB) Published: September 3, 2024
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2021 Silvicultural Activities Report (426 KB) Published: March 20, 2024
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2022 Stumpage Price Report () Published: January 4, 2024
Annual Reports
Silvicultural Activities Reports
These reports contain information on the annual harvesting activities by landowner type and size.
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2021 Silvicultural Activities Report (March 20, 2024)
Stumpage Reports
These reports contain the annual stumpage prices landowners received by county, product, and species.
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2022 Stumpage Price Report (January 4, 2024)
Wood processor Reports
These reports contain the annual wood volumes received by wood processors summarize by county, product, and species.
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2021 Wood processor Report (September 3, 2024)
Condition Reports
Forest Health and Monitoring Publications
General Publications
Handbooks and Guides
Information Sheets
Email Bulletins
Forest Insect & Disease Conditions Reports
This seasonal newsletter provides timely information about insects and diseases affecting Maine's forest and shade trees. Several issues are produced each growing season with the first issue usually appearing in mid- to late-April and the last in late- summer.
Trees on Maine Street Newsletters
This is the Project Canopy Bulletin.
Woods Wise Wire
Weekly newsletter to inform landowners and other interested parties about forest related events and news. Usually sent out on Tuesdays.