Wildlife

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.

Underfoot and Underappreciated

Dave Anderson
August 16, 2014

WALKING in New Hampshire woods, I'm usually looking up and looking out. Tall trees, flitting birds overhead and the possibility of dozing deer or a bounding bear keep my chin up.

Natural Resources
Wildlife

Defending the 'Cute When Small' Snapping Turtle

September 13, 2014

“Whoa, that’s not a pine cone!”

Wildlife

Take It From Middleton Maury and Sugar Hill Phil

Jack Savage
February 1, 2014

In which a groundhog predicts not only the remaining length of winter, but the outcome of Northern Pass.

Northern Pass
Wildlife

New Hampshire Everlasting

Changing Landscapes

New Hampshire is unusually well endowed with forests and sparkling waters. We enjoy walking, hiking, picnicking, hunting, and working on our lands. Products from the forests and farmland nourish and shelter us. Open space sustains our economy and our culture.

The landscapes of New Hampshire help define and enrich our quality of life.