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News

  • Forest Society Invites Public Comment for LTA Accreditation Renewal

    Naomi Brattlof
    September 20, 2023

    The Forest Society was one of the earliest adopters of these standards.

  • "5 Hikes Challenge" visits Morse Preserve

    Dave Anderson
    September 18, 2023

    It was a beautiful day to check off one of five hikes during the 5 Hikes Challenge.

  • Forestry Friday: The Rare Milkweed Garden at the Gardner Forest

    Sophie Oehler
    September 15, 2023

    In this Forestry Friday, the forestry team takes a trip to the Gardener Forest in Hollis to check in on a population of a rare species of milkweed.

Contributions

The Forest Society conserves land and manages forests, but people ⁠— our members and donors ⁠— are our greatest asset. Your support for land conservation in New Hampshire is a wise investment today and for the future. Your gifts protect the mountains, fields, forests, and waters that make New Hampshire an exceptional place to live, work and visit.  There are many ways to support the Forest Society, including donating to our Annual Fund, supporting a land protection project, and joining us a member!

You can donate online by clicking one of the following links, through the mail (Attn. Anne Truslow), or over the phone by calling (603) 244-9945

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A view of Underhill Acres during a green summer.Annual Fund

It's the easiest way to show your support! The Forest Society's Annual Fund supports the full spectrum of our work to conserve, manage and care for lands and waters across the state and to engage people through education, advocacy, and outdoor programs that foster appreciation and citizen action on behalf of New Hampshire’s great outdoors.

Give to our annual fund!

Support the Forest Society as a Member

Member Thomas Algozzine is pictured with his family at the summit of High Five Reservation as part of the 2020 5 Hikes Challenge.

Our members are part of a tight knit group of dedicated people who all share a similar goal – to preserve the open spaces that make New Hampshire so special. You can also give a membership as a gift and join as a business member.

Join us or renew your membership today!

 

 

Give to a Land Protection Project

A view through green leaves in a forest.Each year, the Forest Society works in partnership with landowners, neighbors, donors, grantmaking organizations, partner land trusts, conservation commissions and local and state governments to identify and conserve strategic additions to our network of permanently protected forests, lands and waters.  

Give to a current conservation project!

 


More Ways to Donate

Three men wearing hardhats work to move a large rock. Stewardship Fund

Our stewardship funds help support the perpetual care and management of our conservation areas and the conservation easements that we hold. This work ranges from trail maintenance to habitat management to mowing and maintaining parking areas and trailheads.

Give to our Stewardship fund!

 

A bird's-eye view of the Mahoosuc Highlands in Shelburne in autumn. (Photo: Ryan Smith)Land Action Fund

Because owners do not always have the capacity to donate their land or conservation easements, sometimes the Forest Society has to purchase land or conservation easements, at times quickly, in order to protect a property’s exceptional natural resources. The Land Action Fund provides funding to accomplish these important projects.

Give to our Land Action Fund!

View of Mt. Monadnock from Anne Howe's conservation easement propertyPolicy Action Fund

Over 122 years, we’ve led numerous campaigns to protect special places, from Franconia Notch to Mount Monadnock. We defended the integrity of New Hampshire’s conserved lands by fighting and defeating Northern Pass. We’ve helped to create funding programs like the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program (LCHIP) and we’ve convened diverse interests to support sustainable forestry in the Granite State. But, to protect New Hampshire’s forests we must be perpetually vigilant. 

Give to our Policy Action Fund!

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Phone: 603.224.9945Fax: 603.228.0423info@forestsociety.org
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