Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Something Wild: Cyanobacteria in NH ponds and Lakes

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin | July 18, 2016
Tags:
Clean Water,
Something Wild

Merganser Feeding Frenzy

Ellen Kenny | October 1, 2015
Tags:
Wildlife,
Clean Water

$10 million Grant to Fund Connecticut River Watershed

January 17, 2015

The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded part of a $10 million grant through the Farm Bill’s Regional Conservation Partnership Program to the Connecticut River Watershed Council and its partners to improve the health of the watershed. The grant will be matched dollar-for-dollar by other state, local, and private funding sources for numerous conservation projects throughout New Hampshire and New England.

Tags:
Clean Water

N.H. conservation efforts receive $800K in federal funds

January 16, 2015
Tags:
Clean Water

Conservation of 245-Acre Forest Protects Water Quality, Recreation Opportunities in Washington

November 3, 2014
Tags:
Land Conservation,
Clean Water

Up the Merrimack River with Thoreau

Jack Savage | August 30, 2014
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Clean Water

Something Wild: Early Wood Manufacturing Powered By Water

Dave Anderson | August 14, 2014

In August, NH towns celebrate "Old Home Days." Forest Society founders, Frank Rollins and Nahum Batchelder conceived "Old Home Week” in 1899. It was designed to lure wealth back to NH to revitalize depressed rural economies and bring abandoned farms back onto tax rolls.

Tags:
Forest Society History,
Clean Water,
Working Forests,
Something Wild

Something Wild: Water In The Trees

Dave Anderson | May 22, 2014
Tags:
Clean Water,
Something Wild