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InDepth NH: Environmental Groups Clash Over Logging Projects at Lake Tarleton and Gorham Area
November 20, 2024A lawsuit brought against the White Mountain National Forest Service opposing its plan to log and develop recreation opportunities and protect from runoff Lakes Tarleton and Katherine and a tract near Gorham known as the Peabody West project is not being supported by eight New Hampshire conservation organizations and one individual.
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- Advocacy,
- Working Forests,
- Forestry
Something Wild: "How to Love a Forest" with Ethan Tapper
Something Wild host Dave Anderson talks with Ethan Tapper, a Vermont forester and author of "How to Love a Forest."
Forest Journal: Volunteers Collect Seed to “Grow” NH State Forest Nursery’s Seedlings
This fall, the “Seed Seekers” pilot project got an extra boost when a new group of volunteers from the Forest Society stepped up.
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- Volunteers,
- Forest Journal
A Spirited Award for Lee Sarapas
Active, knowledgeable, and humble, Lee Sarapas has served as the land steward for the Lamprey River Forest in Epping since 2018 and the Jennings Forest in New Durham since 2023.
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- Volunteers,
- Land Stewards
Something Wild: Tracking the Odyssey of Bird Migration
Scott Weidensaul is a naturalist and ornithologist now living in New Hampshire who is involved in several research projects focusing on bird migration.
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- Something Wild,
- Wildlife
Garnet Hill at The Rocks: Holiday Inspiration
Garnet Hill — a clothing, bedding, and home décor company that was founded in 1976 in Franconia — focused its holiday campaign on traditions that staff members have created at The Rocks.
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- The Rocks,
- Working Forests
Forest Society Guide to Winter Hiking & Recreation
A guide to plowed Forest Society reservations so you can recreate responsibly this winter.
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- Recreation,
- Land Conservation
Concord's "Project SEE" Students Visit the Merrimack River Floodplain
Students from 14 different classes of the Concord School District visited the Merrimack River Floodplain for their "habitat hikes" programs in October.