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  • New Hampshire Climate Assessment Released

    Matt Leahy
    July 25, 2022

    Winters in our state are warming more rapidly than any other season.

  • Legislation Establishing OHRV Study Commission Becomes Law

    Matt Leahy
    July 25, 2022

    The Forest Society testified in support of the bill.

  • NH Fish & Game Department Launches Operation Land Share

    Matt Leahy
    July 20, 2022

    The cooperative sign program is intended to address private landowner concerns.

NH Delegation Dedicates Granite State Tree on Capitol Grounds

Matt Leahy
April 28, 2022
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NH state representatives filling in soil around a new tree
(Photo: Phi Nguyen, U.S. House of Representatives)

The New Hampshire Congressional delegation dedicated a Black Gum tree on the Capitol grounds in honor of New Hampshire. The Black Gum Tree is the oldest known living tree species in New Hampshire

 

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Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests54 Portsmouth St.Concord, NH 03301
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