Celebrate the earth all month long with the Forest Society this April. 

In previous years, cleanup day at Mount Major has been a group activity. For 2021, masks are suggested, the hike is self-guided, and the trash pickup is on your own, a DIY challenge.

Here are some of the virtual and in-person activities you can participate in, while continuing to protect your health and the health of our New Hampshire communities:

• Learn about a range of topics from habitat restoration to edible wild plants as part of the Forest Society's 2021 Cottrell-Baldwin Environmental Lecture Series. The final program takes place on April 6 but all of the presentations have been recorded and you can watch the videos HERE.
• Volunteer: Help plant Christmas tree seedlings at The Rocks in Bethlehem on May 3 or 4. LEARN MORE. Join the Great New England Cleanup on your own at your favorite Forest Society reservation. LEARN MORE.
• Watch the Forest Society's acclaimed documentary, The Merrimack: River at Risk, on your own screen for FREE. Did you know the Merrimack River watershed was declared one of the most endangered rivers in the United States in 2016? Can we save it? Find out by watching the film.
• Ensure the Granite State's forests are protected in perputity by joining the Forest Society as a MEMBER. We appreciate your support!