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Something Wild: Admiring the stature of the sycamore

Chris Martin, Jessica Hunt, Dave Anderson | September 5, 2025

The Something Wild team visited NH’s largest sycamore at Concord’s Kimball-Jenkins Estate. Over 300 years old and 100 feet tall, its massive trunk spans 18 feet around. Rare in NH, sycamores thrive along rivers and support diverse wildlife. This historic tree is a natural treasure in the heart of the city.

Forest Journal: A little etiquette can keep the outdoors great

Carrie Deegan | August 29, 2025

New Hampshire has launched a new “Wildly Responsible” campaign to help outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the state’s natural spaces safely and respectfully. The Forest Society is joining the effort by weaving these guidelines into its sixth annual 5 Hikes Challenge, running through October. This year’s “Hike with Heart” theme encourages participants to discover five new trails while caring for others, protecting the land, and deepening their connection to New Hampshire’s forests.

Forest Society Purchases 1,328-acre Property in Bradford and Hillsborough

Brenna Woodman | August 29, 2025

The new Rydstrom Family Forest in Bradford and Hillsborough secures critical wildlife habitat, wetlands, and forest corridors while linking more than 3,500 acres of nearby conserved lands. This conservation success, achieved with the support of local partners and the Rydstrom family, honors Lorin Rydstrom’s lifelong commitment to forests and stewardship

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