Our Work

Ecosystems - Connectivity - People

Completed and ongoing projects

ESPÈCE

ESPÈCE Our community-engagement project built around joint exploration of forest ecology using trail-cameras to discover wildlife, prompt conversations, learn about communities’ interests and concerns, gather baseline data, and build our field capacity.

Conducted in partnership with:

  • Northwest Regional Service Commission
  • CPAWS-NB
  • Wildlands Network
  • Horizon Nature Bas-Saint-Laurent
  • INNOV
  • University of Maine Fort Kent
  • Nature Loisirs Lac-Baker
  • SARM
  • Forêt expérimentale (Université de Moncton)

Planned for summer 2026

Three Borders

Coordinating a collective of researchers, non-profits and government agencies that seeks to advance connectivity in the Three Borders region of Quebec, New Brunswick and Maine

Conducted in partnership with:

  • Echo Foundation
  • Northwest Regional Service Commission
  • CPAWS-NB
  • Horizon Nature Bas-Saint-Laurent
  • INNOV
  • University of Maine Fort Kent
  • Nature Loisirs Lac-Baker
  • SARM
  • Wildlands Network
  • Beginning with Habitat (Maine Departmenrt of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife)
  • New England Forestry Foundation
  • Nature Trust of New Brunswick
  • TNC
  • Staying Connected Initiative

Ongoing

Databasin

Our Databasin page

One Forest Network will continue to contribute its legacy of sharing open conservation data that it started as Two Countries One Forest. This open access platform provides a space for users to access data relevant to the Northern Appalachian/Acadian Ecoregion. This has been made possible through a long-lasting partnership with the Conservation Biology Institute

Conducted in partnership with:

  • The Reverie Foundation
  • GeoConnections - Natural Resources Canada
  • Open Space Institute
  • Salamander Foundation
  • ESRI Conservation Grants Program
  • Conservation Biology Institute
  • Nature Conservancy Canada
  • Wildlife Conservation Society Canada

Ongoing

Future Forests Reimagined
(Phase 2)

The final report for duration of the project.

Future Forests Reimagined (2) A series of Workshops that convened representatives from the United Nations Biosphere Regions in eastern Canada and northeastern US, focusing on enhanced inter-regional, transboundary collaboration.

Conducted in partnership with:

  • Champlain-Adirondack Biosphere Network
  • United States Biosphere Network
  • Canada Biosphere Region Association
  • Wildlands Network
  • Vermont Department of Forest, Parks and Recreation
  • Collaborative Decision Resources
  • Community Language Cooperative

Completed in 2024

Future Forests Reimagined
(Phase 1)

Future Forests Reimagined A series of Workshops that convened key stakeholders and Rights holders from Indigenous groups, Canada, and the U.S. to develop a shared plan for accelerating the protection and stewardship of a resilient forested landscape across the Northern Appalachian-Acadian-Wabanaki (NAPAW) ecoregion of Canada and the United States.

Conducted in partnership with:

  • CPAWS-NB
  • Wildlands Network
  • Unviersity of Vermont
  • Leadership for the Ecozoic
  • Vermont Department of Forest, Parks and Recreation
  • Collaborative Decision Resources

Completed in 2023

Rapid Assessment

An executive summary of the study is available as well as the full report.

Rapid Assessment of New Conservation Science in the Northern Appalachian-Acadian Ecoregion A report intended to provide the broader conservation community of the ecoregion with

  1. a synthesis of key conservation challenges and opportunities,
  2. an overview of what new conservation science tells us about the ecoregion, and
  3. recommendations about conservation priorities and next steps that the society and its partners can undertake.

No formal partnerships

Completed in 2019