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Registration Now Open for the 2025 Five Hikes Challenge
Join our Five Hikes Challenge, running from August 30 through October 31. Choose five hikes from more than 30 of our conserved forests across New Hampshire and discover new trails, quiet woodlands, and breathtaking views along the way. This year’s theme, “Hike with Heart,” is about connecting deeply with the land, caring for the places that sustain us, and sharing those experiences with others.
- Tags:
- Recreation,
- Land Stewards,
- Land Conservation

Registration Now Open for the Forest Society’s 2025 Annual Meeting
Join us September 27 at Colby-Sawyer College for a day of field trips, lunch, recognitions, and an inspiring program on how Forest Society internships shape careers. Reserve your spot today!
- Tags:
- Land Conservation,
- Education,
- Recreation

A Day to Remember: Honoring Dottie Bean and Our 200th Conserved Forest
Learn more about the dedication and celebration event held on Sunday July 13, 2025 at 335-acre Dottie Bean Forest in Farmington, New Hampshire.
- Tags:
- Education,
- Stewardship,
- Recreation

Visitor Survey Coming to Mount Major – Share Your Voice This Summer
The Forest Society is launching a new Visitor Use Management Study this summer to better understand the experiences, needs, and preferences of those who love this iconic mountain.
- Tags:
- Mount Major,
- Recreation

A Winter Wonderland Walk through McCabe with the Harris Center
Dave Anderson shares a recap of the Harris Center's guided hike at the McCabe Forest in Antrim, where natural and historical wonders abound.
- Tags:
- Recreation,
- Wildlife,
- Education

Forest Society Guide to Winter Hiking & Recreation
A guide to plowed Forest Society reservations so you can recreate responsibly this winter.
- Tags:
- Recreation,
- Land Conservation

A Slow Turning
A look at why it's been a good foliage season in NH.
- Tags:
- Forest Journal,
- Recreation,
- Wildlife

Something Wild: Exploring the Great Bay Discovery Center boardwalk
Great Bay is one of the largest estuaries on the Atlantic Coast, covering 6,000 acres. An estuary is a tidal inlet where fresh water from rivers mingles with salt water from the sea.
- Tags:
- Something Wild,
- Recreation,
- Wildlife