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Rites of spring: birds return; not all are beautiful
After migrations of hundreds or thousands of miles, birds are returning to NH forests. Not all are renowned for voice and plumage — yet each fill an ecological niche.
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- Wildlife

Something Wild: Tree Sex
Pollen is incredibly important to our survival, so we should give it the credit it deserves.
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- Wildlife,
- Forestry,
- Something Wild
Forest Notes: Venturing Out on the Monadnock-Sunapee Greenway
The Venture Out Project trips mean so much to the people in the LGBTQ+ community who are searching for a respite from the real world and a chance to bond with others like them in a whole new way.
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- Recreation,
- Wildlife

Forest Journal: Spring forward and embrace the mud
Recreating responsibly means considering mud, masks, and more as you explore the outdoors in March and April.
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- Wildlife,
- Recreation

Something Wild: Springtime Arrives with the Smallest of Signs
Take heart winter-weary friends. The first pulses of springtime arrive in the smallest of signs.
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- Working Forests,
- Wildlife,
- Something Wild

Acclaimed Cottrell-Baldwin Environmental Lecture Series Starts in March
The annual series has moved online this year, with experts exploring topics ranging from restoring wildlife habitat to foraging for edible native plants.
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- Wildlife,
- Clean Water,
- Working Forests

Cold is Cool Speaker Series Continues
Plug in to watch and learn from expert speakers and then unplug outside.

A New Way to See the Merrimack Watershed
Thanks to the Clean Water Act of 1972, the Merrimack has been cleaned up considerably over the last 50 years. But there is still work to be done.
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- Clean Water,
- Wildlife