Khiel Logging & Chipping of Denmark, Maine, picks up branches that fell on the trail during the clear-cut of an area of North Conway’s Whitaker Woods that began Wednesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Khiel Logging & Chipping of Denmark, Maine, picks up branches that fell on the trail during the clear-cut of an area of North Conway’s Whitaker Woods that began Wednesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — Work started Wednesday in Whitaker Woods in North Conway to clear out stands of trees — mainly red oaks — that were damaged by a spongy moth infestation, according to Tim Nolin of Forest Land Improvement tree service of Ossipee, who is the town forester.
Recreational use of the town-owned Whitaker Woods will continue during the logging operation, though users are asked to obey closure signs in specific areas that will be set up as the project proceeds.
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