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Something Wild: Saving NH lakes from tiny invasives

Dave Anderson | October 2, 2026

New Hampshire’s lakes are among the cleanest in the country, but invasive species remain a growing threat. Learn how Chinese mystery snails and spiny water fleas are spreading — and the simple steps boaters and anglers can take to help keep them out.

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Forest Journal: The forests we see today grew from generations of choices about the land

Brenna Woodman | September 26, 2026

As National Public Lands Day coincides with the Forest Society’s 125th Annual Meeting, this article reflects on how generations of steady, everyday stewardship have shaped the New Hampshire landscapes we value today. It’s a reminder that lasting conservation often begins with a simple choice: to care for a place, and to keep choosing it over time.

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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.