Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Since it’s so rare, we don’t know what to expect from birds or other wildlife, but we can set aside the idea that animals make a plan or have some innate knowledge for how to respond when the moon suddenly blocks out the sun.

Traveling North for Monday's eclipse? Here are some tips for making the most of the experience, and respecting the communities you visit along the way. 

There are many ways to care for the environment and support local conservation efforts this month!

As tempting as it may be to stuff jackets and boots in the closet and head into the woods (or climb a mountain to view the upcoming solar eclipse), there may still be a mix of mud and ice on local trails.

New Hampshire was one of the states that had its warmest winter on record.

We urge you to contact the USFS to ask the agency to continue the long-term and peer-reviewed research at both these centers.

Ice acts as an insulator, reflecting sunlight so water at the bottom stays dark and cold. 

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