Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Lost River Gorge in the White Mountains has long captivated visitors with its dramatic boulder caves and cascading waters. This Forest Journal column reflects on the area's enduring beauty—from its glacial origins to its preservation today by the Forest Society—and invites readers to rediscover the wonder of this timeless natural landmark.

A new report confirms what many Granite Staters already know: New Hampshire’s forests, farms, and waters are essential infrastructure. The Benefits of New Hampshire’s Open Space shows how conserved lands support a $3.9 billion recreation economy, protect clean water, and power thousands of local jobs — underscoring the urgent need to invest in these lands for a healthy, resilient future.

The Forest Society's Carrie Deegan gives you a guide to the secret ingredients in her morning coffee: mushrooms!

The Forest Society's Dave Anderson gives us a tour of his woodlot through his all time favorite trees, showing us that sometimes it's important to see the forest for the trees. 

In January's Forest Journal, embark on a research journey with New England scientists as they discover just how resilient New England's Alpine zones are. 

In this December's Forest Journal, dive deep into the species behind the tradition of the Christmas tree, why tree farmers select the species they grow, and how this beloved international tradition will continue to evolve in a changing climate.