Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Something Wild: The Tracker

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin, Emily Quirk | February 28, 2020
Tags:
Wildlife,
Education

Knowing Where to Look at Hay Forest Reservation

Dave Anderson | February 27, 2020
Tags:
Education,
Wildlife
Volunteers and staff standing in front of trees

Volunteer Easement Monitoring Program Expands

February 25, 2020

To help the Easement Stewardship team monitor thousands of acres of conservation properties, the Volunteer Easement Monitoring Program (VEMP) was started in 2016. Since then, the program has been gradually expanding.

Tags:
Conservation Easements,
Volunteers,
Stewardship

Earlier Than Ever?

Dave Anderson | February 18, 2020
Tags:
Working Forests,
Climate
Carriage House at The Rocks

Forest Society Plans New Conservation Center at The Rocks

Anna Berry | February 13, 2020

The Forest Society plans to renovate the existing historic Carriage Barn at the Rocks as its new “Forest Society North” Conservation Center.

Tags:
The Rocks,
Working Forests,
Education
The charred remnants are pictured after the fire at The Rocks was put out.

Union Leader: Forest Society announces campaign to renovate Carriage Barn at The Rocks Estate

February 13, 2020

One year after a devastating fire at The Rocks, the Forest Society announces plans for a major renovation project.

Tags:
The Rocks,
Recreation,
Working Forests
Trail Crew, trailcrew, volunteer, trails, monadnock, conservation, New Hampshire

Service With a Smile: Celebrating Those Who Make Conservation Happen

February 8, 2020
Tags:
Volunteers,
Land Stewards,
Land Conservation
A northern harrier in flight.

Something Wild: Flying Under the Radar

Emily Quirk, Chris Martin | February 6, 2020

Figuratively speaking, Northern harriers have largely stayed out of sight, and out of mind of wildlife managers... even though their populations across New England have been on the decline for decades.

Tags:
Wildlife,
Something Wild