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A group including the Tree Farmers of the Year walks down a leafy path.

NH Tree Farm Program announces 2021 Outstanding Tree Farmers of the Year

Anna Berry
January 13, 2021

The N.H. Tree Farm Program has announced that Charles and Mabel Niebling of Boscawen have been named the 2021 Outstanding Tree Farmers of the Year.

Working Forests
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Otters at Clay Brook Forest rest on a boulder.

VF Foundation Grants Forest Society Funding to Support Conservation of Clay Brook Forest

mfinnegan
October 1, 2020

The Forest Society has received a generous grant from the VF Foundation to support our efforts to protect Clay Brook Forest in Hampton Falls. The grant will help us conserve this land as an undeveloped, natural space for generations to come.

Land Conservation
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Part of the cover of the Annual Report featuring photos of wildlife.

Forest Society Releases 119th Annual Report

Ryan W. Smith
September 28, 2020

The Forest Society released its 119th Annual Report, in advance of its annual meeting on September 26.

Land Conservation
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Wildlife
A black and white view of the forested White Mountains overlooking Echo Lake.

96 Years of Protecting Franconia Notch

mfinnegan
June 1, 2020

This week marks the 96th anniversary of the protection of Franconia Notch. We are the future generations that have benefited from the vision and action of our forebears.

Membership
Land Conservation
David and Lynne Bishop pose in front of the kiosk at Heald Tract.

Staying Open to Adventure

Dave Anderson
March 17, 2020

Forest Society members share an easy, solitary adventure during a time of social distancing.

Hiking Trails
Recreation
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Jane Difley and Martha Chandler pose together with a plaque between them.

Forest Society Honors Martha Chandler as Conservationist of the Year

Jane Difley
October 11, 2016

Each year, the Forest Society honors someone whose outstanding dedication to conservation in New Hampshire is deserving of the organization’s highest recognition. This year we recognized Martha Chandler, of Laconia, as that person at our annual meeting on September 24 in Durham.

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Membership Renewal

Your continued support makes us what we are today – one of the most effective statewide land conservation organizations in the country. Through our members, the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests has helped to protect over a million acres throughout the state, including some of the most stunning landscapes, important wildlife habitat and popular outdoor recreation destinations in the Northeast.

With your renewal, you will continue to receive Forest Notes, our quarterly, award-winning magazine and invitations to special events.

Support Our Work

There are many ways you (or your business) can support the conservation work of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests. We are a membership organization, so we encourage you to join the thousands of other conservationists who champion land protection and sustainable forestry.