“What will my woods look like?” This is often one of the first questions that forest landowners ponder when considering forest management options that involve harvesting timber on their property. The visual aesthetics of their forest is important to them
Octobers Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, October 3rd at the Lackawanna State Park, 1841 N Abington Rd, North Abington Township, PA 18414. Meeting will start at 9am.
This months board meeting will be held at Lackawanna State Park in the Bureau office at 9 am.
Position Title: Permanent Part-time Program Manager Assistant/Educator Reports to: NTHA Program Manager & NTHA Board of Directors Position Summary: This is a remote position for a flexible number of hours every week depending on scheduled events, workload and time of
The Spring 2024 Forestry Education Symposium will be on Saturday, April 13 at the Fleetville Fire Hall in Fleetville, PA. This is a free event! Come join us for educational forestry messages and discussions followed by a field walk at
NHLA is excited to bring our 8-week Inspector Training School program to Pennsylvania. The program is a mix of hands-on training and testing, in-class lectures, group study, one-on-one training with the instructor, and more. Students who successfully fulfill all of
The Watershed Agricultural Council of New York has announced logger training courses for the Catskill/Lower Hudson region. See the link below for more information!
March’s board meeting will be held on Thursday, March 7th at the Lackawanna State Park, 1841 N Abington Rd, North Abington Township, PA 18414. Meeting will start at 9am.
NTHA was able to award four $1,500 scholarships this year to one high school student (Community Forests Scholarship) and three college students (College Forest Resources Scholarship). Three of the students were able to join us at our July board meeting.
Sunday, May 7, NTHA hosted our 3rd annual clay shoot to raise funds for Log-A-Load for Kids. $8,634 was raised and donated to the 5 Children’s Miracle Network hospitals in Pennsylvania. We had a great turnout, beautiful weather and delicious
The forest products industry in Pennsylvania is committed to doing everything possible to minimize the threat and reduce the risk of spreading Spotted Lanternfly (SLF), as well as any other potential forest invasive insect. To that end, all members of
Northern Tier Hardwood Association was able to award 2 recipients for each of our available scholarships. Dylan Abernathy and Devon Ford were presented the NTHA Community Forests Scholarship for High School Seniors. Rachel Klein and Bradley Tessier were presented the
Northern Tier Hardwood Association hosted a Clay Shoot in May 2022 to benefit Log-A-Load, a fundraiser to benefit the Children’s Miracle Network hospitals in Pennsylvania. We raised $11,000 to be distributed through 5 hospitals! Thank you to everyone that attended!
The Spotted Lanternfly is an invasive species native to Asia. In 2014 it was found in Pennsylvania, and has since spread to multiple counties which are now quarantined. Spotted Lantern Fly, a planthopper, is an invasive species from Asia. It threatens all different aspects of
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