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Turn Earth Day into Earth Month with the Forest Society!
There are many ways to care for the environment and support local conservation efforts this month!
Forest Journal: Spring is here: March is a Mix of Ice, Mud & Buds
As tempting as it may be to stuff jackets and boots in the closet and head into the woods (or climb a mountain to view the upcoming solar eclipse), there may still be a mix of mud and ice on local trails.
- Tags:
- Forest Journal,
- Recreation
Forest Advocate: The U.S. had its warmest winter on record in 2024, according to NOAA
New Hampshire was one of the states that had its warmest winter on record.
Forest Advocate: Support the Bartlett and Massabesic Experimental Forests
We urge you to contact the USFS to ask the agency to continue the long-term and peer-reviewed research at both these centers.
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- Advocacy,
- Working Forests,
- Forestry
Something Wild: Lake ice is more than just frozen water
Ice acts as an insulator, reflecting sunlight so water at the bottom stays dark and cold.
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- Something Wild,
- Climate,
- Clean Water
We want to hear from you: Take our Forest Notes survey!
Complete a short survey about Forest Notes and be entered to win a Forest Society hat.
Pruning is a Personal Process
The art of pruning fruit trees is a mix of both science, personal experience, and the relationship between the pruner, the tree and the property owner.
Something Wild: Are bird feeders for the birds? Or us?
Are your local birds dependent on bird feeders? Are we doing them any great service by providing supplemental food during these coldest months of the year? The general consensus is no.
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- Wildlife,
- Something Wild