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The SFPNA Sustainable Forestry Program will work with you to help identify and achieve your goals and objectives for your woodlot

Woodlot Evaluation and Planning
Our foresters can:
  • Help you with all aspects that go into woodlot evaluation, planning and timber harvesting including identifying:
    • Your goals and objectives
    • Natural and cultural characteristics of your woodlot
    • Boundary lines of your woodlot
  • Management Plans
  • Forest Inventory and Cruising
  • Coordinating Timber Harvest
    • Perform harvest layout
    • Contract a harvest operator
    • Act as your agent in the sale of your timber

Our wildlife biologist can help:
  • Identify species on woodlots
  • Enhance/maintain habitat for specific species or for a diverse environment

Marketing Your Timber
With our log sales manager and procurement team, we will maximize the return from your timber harvest by marketing your wood to the highest value and best use
Sappi operates strategically located wood yards throughout New England

Forest Operations
The SFPNA Sustainable Forestry Program only contracts with fully insured and trained logging professionals, such as a Certified Logging Professional (CLP), and many of our contractors are also Master Logger certified.


To meet the objectives of your woodlot, we contract with many operators who utilize several different harvesting systems for management. Some examples are:
  • Conventional (chainsaw, skidder)
  • Cut to Length (harvester/processor, forwarder)
  • Full Tree/Tree Length (fellerbuncher, skidder, de-limber, chipper)
 

As a Regional Land Manager for the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands, I've had the opportunity to work with SAPPI staff and contractors managing Maine's Public Reserve Lands for several years. It has been a very satisfying experience. SAPPI's managers, field staff and contractors are all extremely professional and dedicated to helping us meet our management objectives. Often these objectives are somewhat unique, requiring extra care and attention to detail. I have found SAPPI to be very responsive to my questions and requests, and committed to do the best job possible.


Chuck Simpson,
Regional Land Manager, Eastern Region
Bureau of Parks and Lands
Maine Department of Conservation