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Forest Society honored with Employer Leadership Award by the National Society of American Foresters

November 4, 2025

The Forest Society is proud to receive the 2025 Employer Leadership Award from the Society of American Foresters, recognizing our longstanding support for professional development and leadership in sustainable forestry. 

Something Wild: Up close with NH's tiniest — and cutest — owl

Chris Martin, Dave Anderson | October 31, 2025

The Something Wild team visited Black Mountain Forest to see northern saw-whet owls up close. On a record night at the banding station, 15 owls were banded and released, helping researchers track these tiny, elusive nocturnal hunters.

Guided Hike in Farmington Wraps Up "5 Hikes Challenge"

Dave Anderson | October 31, 2025

To close out this year’s Five Hikes Challenge, participants enjoyed a beautiful fall day exploring the Dottie Bean Forest in Farmington — a landscape of family legacy, open blueberry ledges, and mountain views.

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