Forest Society Blog - News & Features

NH Bar Foundation 2018 Justice Grant Awarded

Jack Savage | March 16, 2019
The lifecycle of the spotted salamander. Courtesy Juliana Spahr, scivisuals.com.

Something Wild: Is this Salamander a Plant or Animal? Yes.

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin | March 15, 2019
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Wildlife,
Something Wild
Mount Major summit covered with people during a school hike

Mt. Major Becomes N.H.'s First 'Hot Spot' For Low-Impact Hiker Training

March 11, 2019
Tags:
Mount Major,
Education,
Recreation
Dave Anderson leads a group hike on conservation land in Nottingham

Who's Saving Whose Special Places?

March 10, 2019

Not long ago I had no idea what conservation actually meant. I submitted an online volunteer application to the Forest Society and heard back right away. I never would have guessed (but might have hoped) that a simple offer to help could eventually turn into a career.

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Land Conservation
Winter Sunset at The Rocks

Recovery Underway After Fire at The Rocks in Bethlehem

Jack Savage | February 28, 2019
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The Rocks
Land Trust Accreditation Commission seal over a hiking trail in a northern deciduous forest

Land Trust Accreditation Commission Renews Accreditation of Forest Society

February 27, 2019

After a thorough review of the Forest Society’s land protection and stewardship policies and procedures, the national Land Trust Accreditation Commission renewed the Forest Society’s coveted status as an accredited land trust.

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Land Conservation
Land Steward painting a blaze on a tree along a forested trail

Seeking New Volunteers to Help Care for Forest Reservations across New Hampshire

February 27, 2019
Tags:
Land Stewards,
Stewardship,
Volunteers
Creek Farm Music Room Restored

Forest Society Proposes Vision for Creek Farm

Jack Savage | February 26, 2019
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Creek Farm