On July 31st, Maine TREE celebrated the last day of Executive Director, Henry Whittemore, and Maine Project Learning Tree Coordinator, Christine Anderson-Morehouse.

Henry joined Maine TREE as the Executive Director in 2018. During his two and half years at the helm, Henry worked tirelessly to build connections between the organization’s existing programs and develop exciting and engaging programs to connect with new audiences. 

Christine began and ended her tenure with two very different Teachers’ Tours. Despite only one year in the role of Maine Project Learning Tree Coordinator, Christine brought her extensive experience with professional development and curriculum to develop unique programs for college students, Maine Tree Farmers, and the general public. 

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