Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Students from 14 different classes of the Concord School District visited the Merrimack River Floodplain for their "habitat hikes" programs in October.

One notable findings from the poll: six in 10 New Hampshire residents feel that climate change is happening now and is caused mainly by human activities.

The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services will be holding two public events in December to update the public about the development of the New Hampshire Comprehensive Climate Action Plan program.

The Wildlife Action Plan provides a strategic vision for conserving New Hampshire’s most vulnerable wildlife species and habitats, keeping common species common, and for working towards our common goal of conservation for many generations to come.

Celebrating the subtle beauty and ecological signficance of New Hampshire's wetlands.

We'll kick off the season on Saturday, Nov. 23 with a Holiday Craft Fair featuring local vendors, presented in partnership with WREN.

After the passing of Russ Dickerman of Hollis, the Forest Society led a hike to remember his stewardship legacy at his beloved Monson Village. 

A look at why it's been a good foliage season in NH.