Forest Society News & Updates

Fall at The Rocks

Something Wild: NH can expect a spectacular and prolonged fall foliage season

Dave Anderson | September 17, 2026

New Hampshire could be in for a spectacular fall foliage season. Our Senior Director of Education Dave Anderson says a favorable mix of summer rain, warm autumn days and cool nights is creating ideal conditions for vibrant, long-lasting color across the Granite State.

Hikers

Forest Journal: Fuel your hike, feed your spirit as fall approaches

Carrie Deegan | August 24, 2026

Fall may be approaching, but New Hampshire’s best hiking season is just beginning. Discover simple tips for fueling and hydrating on the trail — and find inspiration to get outside with the Forest Society’s 2026 Five Hikes Challenge.

Flying squirrel

Something Wild: Flying squirrels are closer than you think

Dave Anderson | August 24, 2026

New Hampshire’s two species of flying squirrels are tiny, nocturnal gliders — and important indicators of forest health. Learn how these elusive animals navigate the treetops, what they eat, and how you can even help researchers track them.