Upcoming Events

In this volunteer program, we engage and share information with visitors at the Mt Major trailhead parking area under our new pavilion. During this information session details about the program and training will be covered in further detail.

Become a Seed Seeker! This special opportunity is a partnership between the NH Division of Forests and Lands State Forest Nursery & the Forest Society.  The NH State Nursery is looking to the Forest Society as a resource to help collect seeds from our forests across the state. Click to read more about this opportunity.

Join us to watch bird banding in action at the Black Mountain Banding Station on the Forest Society's Black Mountain Forest in Sutton, NH. This MAPS (Monitoring Avian Productivity & Survivorship) banding station collects data on breeding birds that, along with data from 1200 other MAPS stations across North America, helps researchers understand more about when and where bird species are breeding, and how successful they are.

Join us the third Saturday of each month for our kids craft/nature hour at The Rocks. We will meet in the Carriage Barn and spend the first half hour completing a craft and learning about nature. Each month will feature its own theme. Then for the last 30 minutes, we will spend time outside expanding upon our monthly theme.

Come dressed to be outside and wearing sturdy shoes.

In June, we will talk about wildflowers and bees.

The rise in popularity of the Tiny House has changed how we use this wording in popular language. Come and watch a fascinating program about actual play houses and after the viewing about the play houses join Rocks staff to see the 1886 house and visit the original site of the building.

Join us as we make replace a large section of bog bridging along Heald Pond at the Heald Tract forest in Wilton! 

Join the Forest Society for a guided hike to celebrate the opening of the Bean Forest and its designation as our 200th conserved forest!

Join Bill Tyre, Executive Director and Curator of Glessner House in Chicago, as he shares one of the numerous talks he has developed on the Glessner family. This presentation will explore the lives of John and Frances Glessner, with a focus on their two homes. It will also look at the life of their son George, who served several terms in the New Hampshire state legislature, and their daughter, Frances Glessner Lee, the mother of forensic science, who created her famous Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death at The Rocks in the 1940s and 1950s.

Join Forest Society staff as we make replace a few small sections of bog bridging in Dame Forest portion of the Sweet Trail in Durham!