Stories / People, places, possibility
A new skill. A restored trail. A tree given a second life. Follow the different ways Landforce’s mission takes shape.
In the field / Crouse Run
For Pine Creek Land Conservation Trust, crews constructed 1,400 feet of new trail, rehabilitated and maintained another 2,000 feet, and replaced a deteriorated bog bridge.
The completed route follows the nature reserve’s perimeter and crosses a wetland that feeds into Crouse Run.
Explore the Crouse Run projectFrom the beginning / Emerald Trail Corps
“I really felt like a member of a team.”
A participant reflection from Emerald Trail Corps, Landforce’s predecessor. The original collection describes pride, confidence, and skills developed through shared work.
Read the original crew reflections
A material’s next chapter
Follow responsible wood production from local recovery to usable material. The process connects the value of urban trees with opportunities for work and learning.
Follow the wood
The roots of Landforce
Emerald Trail Corps grew from a Mount Washington trail initiative into the foundation for a regional employment and stewardship organization.
Trace the historyPeople first
Landforce recognizes that crew members’ stories are theirs to share. Explore the published reflections and reports to hear the experiences people have chosen to make public.
Discover stories in the reports
