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Something Wild: Big-toothed and trembling, some respect for poplars
Have you ever walked or paddled along a riverbank, and noticed a towering tree with deeply-furrowed gray bark and huge bright green leaves that flutter in the breeze like butterfly wings? If so, you’ve probably met the Eastern Cottonwood.
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- Something Wild,
- Wildlife,
- Land Conservation
Forest Journal: Earth Day's seeds were planted 55 years ago
April 21, 2025The Forest Society's Sophie Oehler reflects on Earth Day's intention and legacy.
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- Forest Journal,
- Climate,
- Land Conservation
Reshaping the Mt Major Experience with VTOP
The Forest Society's Volunteer Trailhead Outreach Program is seeking more volunteers to continue their vital work in engaging and educating hikers at Mt Major!
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- Volunteers
Forest Journal: A 'witch's brew' of medicinal mushrooms
The Forest Society's Carrie Deegan gives you a guide to the secret ingredients in her morning coffee: mushrooms!
Forester of the Year Weisiger Knows Woodlands
March 23, 2025Managing Forester Wendy Weisiger named Forester of the Year by Granite State Society of American Foresters
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- Forestry
Something Wild: "The fragile balance of deer and coyotes in late winter"
The circle of life continues to turn this winter as coyotes seek out deer for a much needed meal.
Forestry Friday: Managing Forestlands for Wildlife Habitat Health
Staff Forester, Steve Junkin, tells the story of his work managing a Forest Society property to enhance nesting habitat for a variety of turtle species.
The Forest Society Partners with Littleton Co-Op as January Non-Profit of the Month
The Forest Society is endlessly grateful to the Littleton Co-Op for their January donation drive in support of The Rocks!
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- The Rocks