W.C. Tripp believes in, abides by, and promotes the highest standards of the logging industry.
At every opportunity, W. C. Tripp promotes workplace health and safety, as well as sharing skills and knowledge with aspiring loggers, with working professionals, with landowners and with the general public.
On January 17, 2017, W. C. Tripp conducted a workshop in experiential learning at one of his harvest sites, which served as an integral component of the Winter Camp Training Program for University of Maine student foresters.
We believe that sharing best practices, as well as networking with our constituencies, will benefit not just Maine’s forests, but, in the larger sense, all Maine citizens.
In response to a request from the Maine Woodland Owners (formerly SWOAM), in January of 2017, W. C. Tripp conducted an on-site workshop on a current harvest site in Belfast, Maine. The purpose of this walk-through seminar was to highlight and to demonstrate low-impact harvest methods, with particular attention to protection of soils and water quality. This sensitivity to landowner properties is a hallmark of the work of W. C. Tripp Forest Products.
Skidder bridges are wood structures which protect streams and unstable ground from potential damage from heavy equipment. In an effort to promote environmental awareness and to preserve water quality and soil productivity, W. C. Tripp recently held a workshop in their construction and use for other logging firms.
On April 25, 2017, W. C. Tripp Forest Products hosted, at the home office and shop in Frankfort, Maine, a series of workshops, sponsored by the Professional Logging Contractors of Maine. These sessions provided practical, hands-on instruction to improve individual and company health and safety within the logging industry. Six logging companies participated.
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