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Dave Anderson paddles by a statue and looks up from the river.

Paddling to the Past

Anna Berry | September 1, 2021

Learn about the indigenous history of the Merrimack River and how advocates are trying to restore it today.

A mountain ridge.

Black Heritage Trail NH to Unveil Marker at Forest Society Reservation

Anna Berry | August 24, 2021

The marker to be unveiled September 18 will be the first outside of Portsmouth on the Black Heritage Trail.

Congresswoman Kuster and SPNHF President Jack Savage standing in front of misty view of the White Mountains at The Rocks in Bethlehem.

Congresswoman Kuster Visits The Rocks

Matt Leahy | August 21, 2021

Congresswoman Kuster received a briefing on plans for Forest Society North at The Rocks

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Advocacy
A night heron flies through the air.

A Fruitful Bird Walk at Creek Farm

Anna Berry | August 20, 2021

Participants in the recent Creek Farm Series program had the change to learn from photographer Phil Stone.

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Wildlife
Green water reflects a stand of trees at Moose Mountains.

U.S. Senate Restores Support for Important Conservation Program

Matt Leahy | August 20, 2021

In New Hampshire, the program provided crucial support to conservation work around Great Bay, the Forest Society’s Moose Mountains Reservation and several other projects in the Seacoast region.

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Advocacy

Webinar highlights opportunities to Expand Wood Markets in New Hampshire, Vermont and New York

Matt Leahy | August 20, 2021

The Forest Society has a deep interest in supporting the retention and expansion of markets for forest products.

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Advocacy
Timber harvest notice on Forest Society lands

New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation Co-sponsors the BTU Act of 2021

Matt Leahy | August 17, 2021

We would encourage readers to thank the NH Congressional delegation for their support.

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Advocacy
A work crew on Mount Monadnock improves the trail.

Monadnock Trails Week Wraps Up for 2021

Anna Berry | August 10, 2021

Thank you to the volunteers who gave nearly 350 hours of service over 5 days to improve trails.