Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Soaking in the summit views at Mount Major in Alton New Hampshire

Chasing Careers in Conservation

Carrie Deegan | September 27, 2018
Tags:
Recreation,
Wildlife,
Education

"The Blue Trees" Exhibit at The Currier Museum of Art

Dave Anderson | September 26, 2018
Tags:
Education
Unveiling a NH Highway historical marker honoring the "mother of forensic science"

New Bethlehem highway marker honors 'mother of forensic science'

August 29, 2018
Tags:
The Rocks,
Education
Possible golden chanterelle mushroom

The Mushrooming Internet of Trees

Jack Savage | August 26, 2018
Tags:
Education

New Americans, Old River

Dave Anderson | July 29, 2018
Tags:
Education,
Clean Water,
Conservation Center
Getting hands on with estuary botany

Exploring the Estuary on the Seacoast

June 28, 2018

Seacoast Walk Explores Estuary Botany with Dr. Gregg Moore

Tags:
Education,
Creek Farm

Something Wild: What Happens to Trees in Drought?

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin | June 22, 2018
Tags:
Working Forests,
Education,
Something Wild
Hooksett 5th graders examine tree cookies and learn about tree identification

Students Bring Energy, Ideas to Merrimack Riverwalk

Naomi Brattlof | May 24, 2018

Why do ticks bite? How do trees grow? How do rivers decide which way they want to flow? 5th grade students brainstormed questions during their recent visit to the Merrimack Riverwalk in Hooksett, New Hampshire as part of a class research project with the goal to create educational stations along the trail.

Tags:
Education