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SUMMARY:Timber Harvesting Techniques in Maine's Forests
DESCRIPTION:Dive into the world of forest harvesting in Maine. Explore the specialized techniques and equipment used in harvesting these valuable timber resources. This workshop will feature Donald Burr\, PLC Safety and Training Coordinator. \nSign up to attend this workshop
URL:https://mainestreetbusiness.org/event/timber-harvesting-techniques-in-maines-forests/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Courses,The Business of Maine's Forest Product Sector
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SUMMARY:Pulp & Paper: Utilizing Maine's Low-Grade Forest Resources & Lumber Production in Maine
DESCRIPTION:In Lumber Production in Maine\, you’ll go on a journey through the entire process of transforming towering trees into the fine lumber that’s at the core of Maine’s heritage. Delve into the art and science of lumber production\, starting from the selection of trees and sustainable harvesting techniques\, all the way through to advanced sawmill technology. \n  \nThen\, in Pulp & Paper: Utilizing Maine’s Low-Grade Forest Resources\, you’ll explore the role of Maine’s pulp and paper industry. Understand the methods\, techniques\, equipment\, and sustainable practices leveraged in this sector. \n  \nSign up to attend this workshop
URL:https://mainestreetbusiness.org/event/pulp-paper-utilizing-maines-low-grade-forest-resources-lumber-production-in-maine/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Courses,The Business of Maine's Forest Product Sector
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SUMMARY:From Forest to Workshop & The Roots of Maine's Timber Legacy
DESCRIPTION:In Forest to Workshop: Creations from Maine’s Timber\, from 2-3 pm\, you’ll hear from entrepreneurs and artisans and learn about the journey of timber from Maine’s forests to the workshop. First\, hear from Sue and Charlie Hinkel\, owners of Wooden Way Creations\, about the speciality products they create. Next\, you’ll hear from Ben Block of Block Brothers Custom Cabinetry about how he created his successful business. \nThen\, in The Roots of Maine’s Timber Legacy from 3-5 pm\, you’ll dive into the rich history of Maine’s forest products sector\, tracing its origins from Native American practices to the modern timber industry. Explore the pivotal moments and key figures that shaped this enduring legacy. Featuring Donald Soctomah\, who is a Native American author\, filmmaker\, historian\, and politician. He serves as the tribal historic preservation officer for the Passamaquoddy tribe\, where he works with both the U.S. and Canadian governments on the protection of culturally significant sites\, artifacts\, and knowledge. Soctomah has written several books about Passamaquoddy history\, as well as a children’s book\, Remember Me: Tomah Joseph’s Gift to Franklin Delano Roosevelt and The Canoe Maker. source \nSign up to attend this workshop
URL:https://mainestreetbusiness.org/event/roots-of-maines-timber-legacy-a-historical-journey/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Courses,The Business of Maine's Forest Product Sector
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SUMMARY:Cutting-Edge Technology & Identifying Innovation Gaps in Maine's Forest Products Sector
DESCRIPTION:In Cutting-Edge Technology & Innovations Shaping Maine’s Forest Products Sector\, we’ll explore the latest technological advancements revolutionizing Maine’s forest products sector. Learn how state-of-the-art equipment and software are enhancing efficiency and sustainability. This workshop will feature Shane O’Neill\, Forest Industry Business Development Manager at the University of Maine. \nThen\, in The Missing Piece: Identifying Innovation Gaps in Maine’s Forest Products Sector\, we’ll engage in a collaborative discussion to identify areas where innovation may be lacking in Maine’s forest sector. Brainstorm solutions and opportunities for improvement with Eric Kingsley\, of Innovative Natural Resource Solutions LLC. \nSign up to attend this workshop
URL:https://mainestreetbusiness.org/event/cutting-edge-technology-identifying-innovation-gaps-in-maines-forest-products-sector/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Courses,The Business of Maine's Forest Product Sector
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