Forester Tim Nolin

Tim Nolin of Forest Land Improvement in Ossipee stands at a trail in Redstone where a timber harvest is getting underway. Nolin is the town forester for Conway. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)

CONWAY — A timber cut on 460 acres of state-owned land in Redstone that is managed by the town for conservation and recreational purposes is underway.

This land is mitigation land for the Conway Bypass and was put in conservation to offset the impact of the road project that is now defunct.

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