Energy Policy Office, 62 State St, Augusta, ME 04330, US

The Forest Management Division in Augusta, ME is a part of the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry. They are responsible for overseeing and managing the state's forests, ensuring their health and protection from threats such as invasive species and wildfires. The division provides various programs and services to support woodland owners, loggers, and communities in sustainable forest management practices. They also offer educational resources and publications to promote awareness and understanding of forestry in Maine. The Forest Management Division works closely with forest rangers, district foresters, and other stakeholders to enforce forestry regulations, issue permits, and provide professional advice on woodland management. They conduct research and monitoring to assess forest health and address insect and disease outbreaks. Additionally, the division organizes events and initiatives to engage the public and promote responsible forest stewardship. Their commitment to sustainable forestry practices and the preservation of Maine's forests contributes to the state's thriving woodland industry and the overall well-being of its natural resources.Generated from the website

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