Welcome to the latest installment of the Voices of the High Peaks Series, where we explore the rich tapestry of experiences and perspectives that shape our region. Today, we’re delighted to present an insightful interview with Julie Davenport, a second-generation forester and District Forester with the Maine Forest Service.
In this interview, Julie shares her passion for educating the public about forest health, dispels common myths about tree cutting, and highlights the importance of active forest management. She also provides valuable insights into the resources available to landowners and her vision for fostering a deeper connection between people and the forests that surround them.
To that end, we’re excited to announce that the High Peaks Alliance will be co-hosting three Tree Identification Walks this summer with Julie at Shiloh Pond, Perham Stream Birding Trail, and the Saddleback Spur of the Fly Rod Crosby Trail. Details at the bottom.