UMaine’s Forest Land Resources
The University Forest Office is responsible for the management of all University of Maine and University of Maine Foundation forest lands. The office is responsible for several properties accounting for over 14,000 acres of land throughout the state of Maine.
The following information regarding outlying lands under the jurisdiction of the University Forests Office of the School of Forest Resources is provided for your information. It represents a summary of the lands available for possible use by the College in conjunction with the objectives and characteristics of the individual parcels.
If you have questions regarding this information, contact the person whose name is listed with the parcel in question, or contact Keith Kanoti (University Forest Manager) at 581-2849 or 944-6841.
Note: Please be patient as we are updating our website and links! Contact Keith Kanoti with any questions regarding the properties below. Thank you!
University of Maine Lands
The following are properties owned by the University of Maine, including the Dwight B. Demeritt Forest, campus woodlands, MAFES lands, and outlying woodlands.
- Aroostook Farm
- Bradley Lands
- Chapman Lot
- Collins Woodlot
- Crawford Lot
- Dwight B. Demeritt Forest
- Fay Hyland Bog
- Highmoor Farm
- Huff Hill Property
- Lucien
- Merrill Woodlot
- Nathaniel G. Whittier Woodlot
- Park Street Lot
- Patten Woodlot
- Perch Pond Lot
- Pushaw Lake
- Rogers Farm
- Sargent Lot
- Smith Farm
- Witter Farm
- The Worthen Woodland
More information regarding MAFES properties:
University of Maine Foundation Lands
The following are University of Maine Foundation Lands, including the Penobscot Experimental Forest and Green Endowment lands.
- Applin
- Bentinck-Smith
- Crowley Lots
- Delmar B. Lovejoy
- Frank P. Whitney Forest
- Gardiner Woodlot
- Gates Lots 1&2
- Harco
- Henderson Eddington
- Henderson Old Town
- Houston Woodlot
- Lewis
- Penobscot Experimental Forest
- Simpson Lots 1&2
- Stubbert
- Weston
- Woodhead Bradford
- Woodhead Eddington
Hunting on University of Maine and UMaine Foundation Lands
- All University of Maine System Lands on Marsh Island are closed to hunting.
- All University of Maine experimental farms statewide are closed to hunting.
- University Forest managed lands not on Marsh Island are open to hunting unless they are posted “No Hunting”. This includes outlying undeveloped lands owned by the University of Maine System and University of Maine Foundation owned land, including the Penobscot Experimental Forest.
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