FORECON blog
Northeast Timber Markets Summary for March 2023
Dynamic! That’s the best way we can describe the last several months’ hardwood grade lumber price movements. Below, you’ll see the four-year rhythm between [...]
A Rare American Chestnut (Castanea dentata)
A rare American chestnut (Castanea dentata) amid a sea of mountain laurel (Kalmia latifolia) during a normal work-day in the remote big-woods region of [...]
Shagbark Hickory (Carya ovata)
Drag the slider with your mouse. Coming across a shagbark hickory (Carya ovata) while working in the woods isn’t so rare [...]
Majestic Buck Skull
Our team covers a lot of miles and a lot of acres during the course of a work-day. Therefore, we encounter some interesting sights. [...]
Elm Tree with Terrific Form
Besides my lightly worn Carhartt coat, one of my favorite things is the chance to encounter less-common tree species having terrific form. Here’s [...]
We’re Hiring!
Here, FORECON’s Director of Business Development and Chief Forester, Jason Wenrich engages with a future fellow natural resources professional at Penn State University’s [...]
Career Opportunities
Forest Technician, Cortland – Spring 2023
FORECON’s Cortland, New York team is seeking a highly motivated, full-time Forest Technician to help with an array of forest [...]
Forest Resource Supervisor – Spring 2023
FORECON is seeking a highly motivated, full-time Forest Resource Supervisor to lead the company’s vegetation management operations in western New [...]
Regional Operations Manager – Oak Hill, West Virginia – Spring 2023
FORECON’s Oak Hill team seeks a highly motivated, full-time Regional Manager to lead our existing office, staff and land management [...]
Forester – Oak Hill, West Virginia – Spring 2023
FORECON’s Oak Hill team seeks a highly motivated, full-time Forester for an array of forest management projects for our growing [...]
Forester Friday
Gabe Cavallaro joins the FORECON Team!
We’re thrilled to share that Gabriel Cavallaro has joined FORECON, supporting our Falconer, New York office’s forest management, conservation, and consulting operations. In this role, [...]
Career Opportunities
Forest Technician, Cortland – Spring 2023
FORECON’s Cortland, New York team is seeking a highly motivated, full-time Forest Technician to help with an array of forest management projects for our growing [...]
Forest Resource Supervisor – Spring 2023
FORECON is seeking a highly motivated, full-time Forest Resource Supervisor to lead the company’s vegetation management operations in western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania for [...]
Regional Operations Manager – Oak Hill, West Virginia – Spring 2023
FORECON’s Oak Hill team seeks a highly motivated, full-time Regional Manager to lead our existing office, staff and land management field operations in West Virginia. [...]
Forester – Oak Hill, West Virginia – Spring 2023
FORECON’s Oak Hill team seeks a highly motivated, full-time Forester for an array of forest management projects for our growing portfolio of clients. The ideal [...]
Forest Technician, Western New York – Spring 2023
FORECON’s western New York team is seeking a highly motivated, full-time Forest Technician to help with an array of forest management projects for our growing [...]
Recent Hunt Leases
5.3 Acres, Venango Co. Pennsylvania
Description of Property: 5.3 acres in Cranberry Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania located just west of the town of Oil City in Deer Management Unit 2D. [...]
92 Acres, Venango Co., Pennsylvania
92 acres in Sugarcreek Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania located just west of the town of Oil City in Deer Management Unit 1B. Tract has access [...]

About Us
FORECON, Inc. is a multi-disciplinary forestry and natural resources company started in Jamestown, NY in 1954 by Curtis H. Bauer. We operate out of 5 offices located throughout New York, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, with our main office located at 1890 East Main Street in Falconer, NY.

Our Mission
FORECON Inc. is a team of knowledgeable forestry professionals using innovative, cutting-edge technology to help landowners, both small and large, achieve profitable and environmentally responsible natural resource management objectives.