For 125 years, the Forest Society has brought people together to protect the forests, waters, and landscapes that define New Hampshire.
That legacy includes helping make possible the White Mountain National Forest, protecting iconic places such as Franconia Notch, Mount Monadnock, Mount Kearsarge, and Mount Sunapee, and conserving nearly 70,000 acres of land for wildlife, clean water, recreation, sustainable forestry, research, and education.
Today, the call to action is just as important.
New Hampshire’s forests face growing pressures from climate change, stronger storms, invasive pests and diseases, development, and changing public policy. At the same time, the Forest Society continues to conserve new lands, care for trails and reservations, protect wildlife habitat and watersheds, support sustainable forestry, and advocate for the natural resources that sustain communities across the state.
Your gift to the Annual Fund gives us the flexibility to respond where the need is greatest—from protecting threatened landscapes and improving public access to strengthening stewardship and preparing the next generation of conservation leaders.
The progress of the past 125 years shows what is possible when people come together around a shared purpose. With your support, we can carry that work forward and protect the New Hampshire of today—and the generations still to come.