Forest Society Blog - News & Features

It's Enough to Make a Willow Weep

Dave Anderson | May 13, 2019

In springtime, hungry porcupines munch nutritious willow bark.

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Wildlife

The Warbler Fallout

Chris Martin, Dave Anderson | May 13, 2019
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Wildlife,
Something Wild
Newly unfurled ferns on the forest floor glow as though the ground were producing its own light.

Sun-Filled Days

Ellen Kenny | May 10, 2019
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Wildlife

The Other Foliage Season

Dave Anderson | May 3, 2019
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Recreation
Land Steward volunteers flex their muscles during a walk on the Heald Tract in Wilton

Forest Society Land Stewards – Healthy Forests, Healthy Communities

May 3, 2019
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Land Stewards,
Volunteers,
Stewardship
Volunteers take a break to pose for a photo on the summit of Mount Major.

What Will it Take to Keep New Hampshire Beautiful?

May 3, 2019

For decades, environmentalists and public service agencies have attempted various slogans to teach people about the harm litter causes wildlife, water, and our environment and to ask more people to take personal responsibility. What will it take to stop our litter problem once and for all?

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Volunteers,
Recreation,
Stewardship
Song Sparrow spring birdsong on a New Hampshire floodplain forest

Dawn Chorus

Ellen Kenny | April 19, 2019
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Wildlife
Courtesy Shawn McCready via Flickr/Creative Commons.

Something Wild: Bald Eagles Are Everywhere

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin | April 17, 2019
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Wildlife,
Something Wild