Dan Hohl

Project Manager, Midcoast

Department: Land Protection
Region: Midcoast
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Daniel started his career in conservation as a forester. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources Management from SUNY-ESF.  For nine years Daniel worked as a forester in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Washington implementing sustainable timber harvesting and management practices for State and Federal agencies. Later, Daniel worked purchasing term easements on forest riparian habitat and permanent easements on forest habitat critical for state-listed threatened or endangered species. Interwoven between timber management and conservation Daniel spent time fighting wildfire.

Specialties:

Conservation Easements

Conservation Land Acquisitions

Forest Health

Forest Management

On Land Conservation: There is never a one size fits all approach to land conservation. We approach each project with a degree of customization that allows us to determine what the best conservation outcome is. Working forests, wildlife preserves, coastal access sites; all these play into the overall goal of combating climate change.

On the Job: Daniel works in MCHT’s Land Protection Department as the Midcoast Project Manager. He meets one-on-one with landowners looking to conserve their land through land sales, land donations, and conservation easements.  He is also the chair of 12 Rivers Conservation Initiative, a regional conservation partnership working to connect the natural landscapes of Midcoast Maine.