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colorful hikers, fall foliage along shore of Morrill Marsh pond, Wilmot

Tree Farm Field Day: Colorful Autumn Tradition

Dave Anderson | October 3, 2022

Tree Farm of the year hosts annual field day.

A forester looks up with binoculars.

Forestry Friday: Searching for Female Ash Trees

Gabe Roxby | September 23, 2022

Since a single ash tree is either a male or a female (in some tree species this isn’t the case and a tree may have both male and female parts), it will be important to make sure we leave some of each uncut during the harvest, to provide the species an opportunity to pollinate and set viable seed.

Looking up at white ash crows in the Monadnock reservation.

A Poem: White Ash Lament

Anna Berry | September 22, 2022

A poem about searching for female white ash trees and beseeching them to survive.

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Group of people in personal protective equipment holding chainsaws seated in the forest

Women in the Woods Survey

Wendy Weisiger | July 18, 2022

Are you a woman who owns or manages forest land in New Hampshire?

An aerial view of the spongy moth defoliation shows some green trees against the backdrop of mountains with an expanse of brown trees.

Something Wild: A spongy moth infestation is plaguing New Hampshire forests, again

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin, Jessica Hunt | July 1, 2022

In certain parts of the state, you can’t miss the invasive caterpillars munching their way through the forest, just as they did last summer.

Group of people in personal protective equipment holding chainsaws seated in the forest

Workshop Connects Women With Chainsaw Safety Practices & Techniques

Sophie Oehler | June 21, 2022

The training was part of the "Women in the Woods" initiative.

Volunteers and staff pose after a cleanup at Lost River.

Meet Our Seasonal Staff

Anna Berry | June 20, 2022

The Forest Society recently welcomed four seasonal staff members to the team.

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