Long Meadow Resource Management LLC

Harris Roen is a Vermont Licensed Forester who manages a diversity of properties for forest land owners. Harris started Long Meadow Resource Management (LMRM) in 1994 for landowners who want to carefully and responsibly manage their woodlots and other land holdings. LMRM manages over 14,000 acres on about 100 parcels throughout northern Vermont.

Long Meadow Resource Management serves individuals, families, municipalities and institutions with properties both large and small. Clients range from landowners with only a few backyard acres, to organizations with many large holdings like the Green Mountain Club. Our services include mapping, forest management plans, boundary delineation, wildlife, recreation management, natural community identification and timber sales.

Harris holds a Bachelor of Science in Forestry from the University of Vermont, and a Master of Science in Resource Management and Administration from Antioch New England. He has a strong commitment to continuing education in order to stay up with current trends and new knowledge in the world of natural resource management. Recent trainings that Harris has been involved are listed below.

Civic engagement in the greater community is important to Harris. He serves as a Planning Commissioner for the City of Burlington, and is Treasurer of Renewable Energy Vermont (REV). His work at REV promotes strategies and legislation to increase responsible use of local biomass as an energy source. Increasing use of this abundant local energy source displaces fossil fuels and promotes carbon sequestration. It also enhances markets for low-quality wood in Vermont. This is important, because the ability to harvest low-quality wood economically gives landowners an important tool for sustainable forest land management in the northeast.

Contact LMRM for a free initial consultation to answer any of your land management questions.




Long Meadow Resource Management In the News

Clemmons Family Farm "Wood Talk" video

“We love our forest. And so we only have the best to help us do the logging."

Wood Talk - Clemmons Family Farm

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“Properly managed forests are renewable resources — the ultimate renewable resource,” Roen said.

Burlington Approves Plan to Cut UVM Fossil Fuel Consumption

Fall-2022_Long-Trail-News_Green-Mountain-Club

"Together with Forester Harris Roen we hiked and bushwhacked all over the parcel..." (page 22)

GMC’s Stewardship Assistant Dana Welch


Harris Roen, Vermont Licensed Forester

Harris Roen has been servicing northern Vermont forests for almost 30 years.

Servicing Diverse Needs

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How a forest management project at a historic town forest became a model for openness, inclusivity and transparency.

Managing the Hinesburg Town Forest

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Forester and panelist Harris Roen argued that the low-grade wood market is essential for those who work in forests.

Burlingtonians Debate Biomass


About

Wood heat pits ‘environmentalists against environmentalists’ in Vermont

Energy News Network

Long Trail News Summer 2020

10 Years of Timber Harvest on Meltzer Tract. (page 26)

10 Years of Stewardship

Forest management in the Hinesburg Town Forest

The Hinesburg Town Forest: Diversity, Inclusion and Demonstration. March 2020.

Vermont Woodlands Association


Hinesburg Town Forest wildlife walk

Chittenden County Forester Ethan Tapper leads a forest tour.

Care, Preservation in Hinesburg Town Forest

Hinesburg Town Forest stand map

Forest management on the Hinesburg Town Forest will commence this winter.

Hinesburg Town Forest

About

Logging and resource managment on Green Mountain Club properties. (page 20)

Forestry and GMC


Long Trail News Summer2018

Steve Hagenbuch, Conservation Biologist, Audubon Vermont, on stewarding GMC lands for avian habitat. (page 22)

LT and Bird Conservation

About

Hiking, bear nests, baby moose and forestry in Lowell. (page 23)

1,870 Acre Meltzer Tract

Vermont Woodlands Winter 2015

Management of a 290 acre parcel in Starksboro Vermont.

A Family Forest Takes Shape


About

One of the oldest African-American-owned Vermont farms looks to make new history.

Client in the news

Forest resiliency

Tools Landowners Can Use to Support Sustainable Forests.

Forest Resiliency

About

Lessons from a windstorm in 2010 in Chittenden County. (page 7)

VWA VTF Newsletter