The Hancock marker describes the Due family and Jack, a once-enslaved African who gained his freedom and lived in Hancock in the late 1700s and early 1800s.

Three guided hikes to get members outside and learning more about history, forestry and stewardship.

The marker to be unveiled September 18 will be the first outside of Portsmouth on the Black Heritage Trail.

Thank you to the volunteers who gave nearly 350 hours of service over 5 days to improve trails.

No cash? No problem! Mobile giving comes to Forest Society reservations.

The partial collapse of the famous stone staircase over the weekend attracted national attention.

An annual celebration of all things Monadnock starts July 30.

Meet the interns and seasonal staff that you'll see at our reservations this summer and fall.

Join us in welcoming Sarah Kern and Jack Minich to the Forest Society. Sarah is the new Creek Farm Education Program Coordinator and Jack is a Conservation Easement Steward.