Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Colorful T-shirts of hikers in shadow at summit of Sunset HIll, view of Lake Sunapee in background

Returning to the Source of the Brook

Dave Anderson | June 15, 2021

Forest Society Senior Education Director Dave Anderson recently guided 15 people on a hike to reach the source of Beech Brook.

Tags:
Education,
Recreation
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.

Tags:
Education,
Land Conservation
An eastern wild turkey captured on a wildlife camera.

Web Extra: Talking Turkey Hunting with Steven Junkin

Anna Berry | May 22, 2020
Tags:
Wildlife,
Education
Lunchtime Live Guest Speaker Niché Epps is pictured at home during her demonstration.

Lunchtime Live Episodes Available Here

Anna Berry | May 18, 2020

You can see past virtual field trips, fireside Friday readings, and more here.

Tags:
Education,
Recreation
A black-legged tick on a green leaf.

Forest Journal: N.H. Tick Data Informs Local Risk

Carrie Deegan | April 27, 2020
Tags:
Recreation,
Wildlife,
Education
A collage of book covers and movies recommended by the Forest Society.

May We Recommend... Watch, Read & Listen with the Forest Society

Anna Berry | April 24, 2020
Tags:
Recreation,
Education

Forest Journal: In search of calming feelings

Anna Berry | March 29, 2020

Luckily, whether you’re self-isolating inside, keeping to your neighborhood or you have easy access to forests and fields, it’s easier than ever to grow your connections to the natural world.

Tags:
Recreation,
Education

Something Wild: The Tracker

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin, Emily Quirk | February 28, 2020
Tags:
Wildlife,
Education