Forest Society Blog - News & Features

A large monarch caterpillar under a leaf.

A Morning of Mushrooms, Bald Eagles and Caterpillars on the Floodplain

Linden Rayton | September 6, 2019
Tags:
Recreation,
Wildlife,
Education
The complete maple experience at the Rocks includes a horse-drawn wagon ride to the sugar house. The fence in the background surrounds the foundation of the Tool Building that burned to the ground on Feb. 13, 2019.

Spring Brings a Comeback at The Rocks

Jack Savage | March 31, 2019
Tags:
The Rocks,
Education
2019 Cottrell-Baldwin Environmental Lecture Series at the Henry I. Baldwin Environmental Center at Fox Forest in Hillsborough

From the Ground Up

March 18, 2019
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Education
Mount Major summit covered with people during a school hike

Mt. Major Becomes N.H.'s First 'Hot Spot' For Low-Impact Hiker Training

March 11, 2019
Tags:
Mount Major,
Education,
Recreation

'Half of wildlife tracking is knowing where to look … the other half is looking'

Dave Anderson | February 24, 2019
Tags:
Wildlife,
Education
Timber Harvest Tour 2-9-19 at Heald.

Heald Tract Timber Harvest Tour in Wilton

Dave Anderson | February 12, 2019
Tags:
Working Forests,
Education,
Timber Harvesting

How do you save forests by cutting down trees?

Dave Anderson | January 15, 2019
Tags:
Education
The trunks of trees, with orange leaves, are painted blue at the entrance of the Currier Museum.

Beyond Blue

Dave Anderson | October 19, 2018

Artist behind The Blue Trees exhibit at the Currier Museum in Manchester sparks a conversation about art, oxygen and a love of trees.

Tags:
Education