Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Riddle me this: where is there a forest in New Hampshire that is only visible once or twice a day?

Rehabilitated orphan yearling bears have moved-out of the Kilham Bear Center to large blocks of conserved rural forestland in locations far from human habitation.

A recent tour of an active timber harvest at the Forest Society's 162-acre Lamprey River Forest provided an excellent opportunity to see the forestry underway.

How are woods and whales connected?

Old trees have lots to tell in their growth rings.

As the trees show us, sometimes you have to bend so you don't break!