Meet the Harford County Forestry Board
A dedicated team of volunteers protecting and celebrating Harford County’s forest heritage.
“Our forests are not merely trees — they are the lungs of our community, the home of our wildlife, and the legacy we leave for every generation that follows.”— Harford County Forestry Board
Your Board Members
Dedicated volunteers bringing expertise, community passion, and deep respect for Harford County’s natural environment.
Jim serves as Chairman providing strategic direction for the board’s programs. He also serves as Vice-Chair of the Maryland Big Tree Program.
Jamie manages financial records, meeting documentation, and administrative operations for the board’s digital presence.
Emma brings hands-on expertise in forestry operations and conservation activities, supporting the board’s practical stewardship mission.
Joli leads the Maryland Big Tree Program for Harford County, locating, measuring, and registering the county’s most extraordinary trees for recognition.
Geoff contributes to financial oversight and operational decisions, supporting tree planting initiatives and directing resources toward conservation.
Danny focuses on forest health, invasive species management, and connecting rural landowners with resources to steward their forests responsibly.
Mike brings community perspective and civic dedication, actively participating in governance, community programs, and the mission to promote forest conservation.
80+ Years of Forest Stewardship
Established in 1943 under Maryland law, the Harford County Forestry Board is one of 24 county forestry boards, charged with advising local government, supporting conservation, and connecting residents with resources to steward the land.
The board operates in close partnership with the Maryland Forestry Foundation (MFF) and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Forest Service, backing local action with statewide expertise.
Get Involved With Your Forestry Board
Attend a meeting, nominate a Big Tree, support Envirothon, or reach out — there are many ways to connect with Harford County’s forests.
Your Board Members
80+ Years of Forest Stewardship
Established in 1943 under Maryland law, HCFB is one of 24 county forestry boards statewide, advising local government and connecting residents with resources to steward the land.
Close partners with the Maryland Forestry Foundation (MFF) and MD DNR Forest Service.
Get Involved With Your Forestry Board
Join us at our meetings — 2nd Tuesday of each month at 4pm, virtually or at the Jarrettsville Public Library. Many ways to get involved!