Fred Borman III
Extension Educator, Forest Resources

Fred Borman is the extension educator for forest resources in Rockingham County.  If you are a landowner with more than 10 acres of forest land, Fred is available to visit your woodlot, help you visualize your goals and objectives for managing your property and provide you with a list of licensed foresters who can help you implement your management strategies.  If you own less than 10 acres, Fred can provide you with materials and fact sheets that will help you to better understand, utilize and manage your "Backyard Woods."

Some of the areas in which Fred has expertise are silviculture, timber harvesting, Christmas tree management, tree identification, the Tree Farm program, wildlife habitat enhancement, soil and water quality, aesthetics and recreation.

Fred is also available to help municipalities with the management of their urban tree resources as well as provide educational opportunities on town forests.  Fred is available to conduct workshops and other educational programs for conservation commissions and school officials.

Fred has almost 30 years experience as a Forester, the last two with UNH Cooperative Extension.  He is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts with a B.S. in forest management.  Fred is currently enrolled in the MPA program at UNH.  He retired in 2007 from the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Forestry, as the program leader for the private and municipal lands program.

• BS, Forest Management, University of Massachusets

• AS, Business Management, University of Massachusets

• Silviculture

• Urban and Community Forestry

• Forest Land Conservation

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