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Forest Society staff and volunteers pose in the parking lot at Mt Major with a truck full of collected trash behind them.

Greening Up Mount Major on Earth Day

Anna Berry | April 26, 2021

Despite the freezing temperatures, a hearty group of volunteers took part in the Forest Society's annual cleanup at Mount Major and left the trails pristine.

Light purple wildflower in bright green field of grass.

Legislative Alert: New Hampshire State Senate Committee to Consider Landfill Siting Legislation

Matt Leahy | April 26, 2021

We encourage you to contact the Committee to express your support for the bill.

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Advocacy
Zoom screen with land trusts and Chris Pappas

New Hampshire Land Trusts “Visit” Washington, D.C.

Matt Leahy | April 26, 2021

The virtual visits were part of the Land Trust Alliance's Advocacy Days.

A closeup of male red maple flowers under female flowers.

Something Wild: Tree Sex

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin, Emily Quirk | April 23, 2021

Pollen is incredibly important to our survival, so we should give it the credit it deserves.

Current use logo green in white block print with trees wording since 1973

Do You Have Land Enrolled in NH’s Current Use Program?

Matt Leahy | April 22, 2021

We strongly encourage you to participate in this important project if you own current use land.

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Advocacy
field trip participants masked and distanced stand along Lovewell Pond

Nashua Leaders Visit Lovewell Pond Conservation Easement

Dave Anderson | April 8, 2021

The 2021 Class of Leadership Greater Nashua recently toured trails on the City's Southwest Trails network with Forest Society staff.

A watercolor painting of fallen birches in sunlight.

Forest Notes: The Five Hikes Challenge, Told in Brushstrokes

Brenna Woodman | April 6, 2021

During a time when the future has been unpredictable and accessibility to familiar people and places has been limited, there does seem to be one thing that many people have gained: a fresh connection to their local forests.

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Recreation