Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Something Wild: Porcupines Are Untouchable

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin | June 8, 2018
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Wildlife,
Something Wild
A hand-drawn map of the White Mountain National Forest from 1936.

A Short Time in the Life of a Forest

Jack Savage | June 3, 2018
Morning light over the Millbrook stream by photographer Ellen Kenny

Witnessing May

Ellen Kenny | May 31, 2018

Photographer Ellen Kenny captures May's delightful flora and fauna along a floodplain forest trail in Concord, New Hampshire

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Wildlife
A young girl smells spring blooms

Something Wild: Smell that Olfactory

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin | May 25, 2018
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Something Wild
Timber harvest notice on Forest Society lands

Ask Governor Sununu to Support Biomass Bills

Matt Leahy | May 25, 2018
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Advocacy,
Wood Energy,
Working Forests

SEC Rejects Northern Pass Appeal for New Hearing

May 25, 2018
NH SEC Northern Pass

Regulators Refuse Northern Pass Reconsideration

May 25, 2018
Hooksett 5th graders examine tree cookies and learn about tree identification

Students Bring Energy, Ideas to Merrimack Riverwalk

Naomi Brattlof | May 24, 2018

Why do ticks bite? How do trees grow? How do rivers decide which way they want to flow? 5th grade students brainstormed questions during their recent visit to the Merrimack Riverwalk in Hooksett, New Hampshire as part of a class research project with the goal to create educational stations along the trail.

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Education