Climate

The Forest Society is uniquely positioned to affect statewide response to climate change:  we are one of the largest private forest landowners in the New Hampshire.  We have a deep pool of engaged members and volunteers who care for and about our forests. And we have a consistent record of successful conservation advocacy. 

Our Climate Action Plan, currently being finalized, addresses how the Forest Society will use its capacity as a land trust and forestry organization to address the threats presented by a changing climate using land conservation, sustainable forest management, advocacy, and educational outreach. In doing so, we will be mindful of the footprint of our own activities, and move to reduce harmful emissions related to our operations.

Here, you can find stories, projects and stewardship news related to the changing climate.

Bringing members and friends back to our home in Concord.

The festival will take place from October 6 through October 9 on the Seacoast.

Although the act's fundamental purpose is to stabilize and strengthen the economy, the legislation proactively takes on climate change.

The author of The New Climate War will appear at the Forest Society's annual meeting.

Winters in our state are warming more rapidly than any other season.

The Forest Service's Forest to Faucets program is a tool for understanding the role forests play in protecting the nation’s drinking water supplies.

The annual series will take place at Fox Forest in Hillsborough.

Explaining the environmental and climate change related provisions in recently passed legislation.

The Forest Society's Mahoosuc Highlands Initiative receives a big boost from NH LCHIP.