Our Maine Street's Aroostook Issue 2 : Fall 2010 | Page 32

Employees of Irving Woodlands in Maine are proud of
the recognition they have received for their environmental
efforts – including the following:

•Commendations received for the 15 critical land

sites within its woodlands operations

•Active participation in the Maine River Quality

Association.

•Volunteer efforts with the St. John River

Protection Zone. The company has been

involved with this group for over 15 years.

•The company is a recipient of the Gulf of Maine

Visionary Award and is part of the

Advisory Board of the nationally

recognized Allagash Wilderness Waterway

organization.

•Internationally recognized by the World Wildlife

Fund for research efforts

•International recognition for research and

conservation from the Atlantic Salmon

Federation

•Nationally recognized by the Nature

Conservancy

•Recognized by the U.S. Department of the

Interior for research and conservation of

Northern Forest Woodcock

“We are proud to live, work and raise our families
in Maine,” said Peter Tabor. “Our everyday work in the
woods is about sustainability – for the community, the
environment and for the economy.”

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