The snow covered Ammonoosuc Forest with a frozen brook at the foreground.

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Support our mission to keep forests as forests in 2022 as a member! Our 10,000 members make us what we are today — one of the most effective statewide land conservation organizations in the country. BONUS: receive a field guide to reading the forested landscape when you join at the $55 level or more.

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A graphic of a night sky over snow-covered trees that says Cold is Cool.

Cold is Cool — IF You're Prepared!

We'll help you learn how to recreate safely and responsibly in winter weather and find Forest Society reservations with regularly plowed parking spaces. You can also find educational resources on topics ranging from ice to wildlife tracking to help you connect with the natural world from indoors or out.

Our guide to winter recreation.

Forest Society News & Updates

Silhouette of Dark Eyed Junco perched outside window at sunflower feeder

Forest Journal: Wild Birds At My Window

Dave Anderson
January 14, 2022

Feeding birds connects the Forest Society's Dave Anderson to larger questions and brings wildlife right to the window in winter.

Birdwatching
Education
View of the NH capitol from the Conservation Center in East Concord

Legislation proposes detrimental changes to the New Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee law

Matt Leahy
January 14, 2022

Register your opposition to HB 1611 before the January 18 public hearing.

Advocacy
A birds-eye view of the Merrimack River meandering next to Stillhouse Forest.

Press Release: Forest Society Adds Nearly 74 Acres to Stillhouse Forest

January 11, 2022

1,200 feet of frontage is newly protected along the Merrimack River

Land Conservation
Clean Water
Merrimack Valley
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