The Forest Society's mission includes conserving land that supports New Hampshire's native animals and plants, so that wildlife remains a part of our everyday world. Visit this page to explore stories, projects and stewardship related to wildlife and habitat.
Along the path at the Merrimack River Outdoor Education and Conservation Area in Concord I came across this young deer who seemed to be having trouble with horseflies.
Years ago, we stacked some timber next to the woodshed near the Conservation Center's Rathbun House parking lot. Unfortunately, the wood got buried by the snowplow and forgotten. Last Monday, July 10, I finally decided to dig out and salvage what I could.
Like many homeowners, our weekends are occupied with tasks around the house and yard, particularly at this time of year. This Saturday we had a guest who was very interested in the mowing, weeding and trimming. Soon after I started work outside I noticed a fledgling crow. We have crows in t
I love hiking in the winter because the snow gives me the opportunity to see animal tracks. I live in Concord and usually walk the local trails, so I go to the same places over and over again, in every season and all kinds of weather. On today's walk, I found an animal track bonanza by a strea
A half hour after sunrise, water drips off the back porch roof, which means a mid-winter thaw, which means it’s time to head out to the woods to see what’s going on. I point my snowboots down the hill towards the brook, feeling like a kid just let out on school break.
