Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Timber Harvest Tour 2-9-19 at Heald.

Heald Tract Timber Harvest Tour in Wilton

Dave Anderson | February 12, 2019
Tags:
Working Forests,
Education,
Timber Harvesting
“Camera Trapping” author Janet Pesaturo discusses the importance of proper placement for a game camera.

Smile! You're on Candid (Game) Camera

Jack Savage | February 10, 2019

After the bitter cold at the end of January and the fresh snow that fell in many parts of the state, the woods came alive. Suddenly it seemed, there were animal tracks everywhere. A walk in the woods at my modest Tree Farm revealed a tapestry woven from the trails of leaps, bounds, walks and waddles.

Tags:
Wildlife
Conserved land in Hopkinton New Hampshire features forests, fields, and wetlands

Additional 77-acres of Forestland and Wetlands Conserved in Hopkinton

Brian Hotz | January 30, 2019
Tags:
Land Conservation
Open fields, high-quality wildlife habitat, and two perennial streams are now protected in Hillsborough

Newly Protected Farmland in Hillsborough Strengthens Existing Conservation Areas

Brian Hotz | January 30, 2019
Tags:
Land Conservation
Jess Charpentier, Land Protection Specialist with the Society for the Protection of NH Forests

Forest Society Welcomes Land Protection Specialist Jess Charpentier

Brian Hotz | January 29, 2019
Tags:
Land Conservation
Gap Mountain reservation in Jaffrey, New Hampshire

Passing the Torch

January 29, 2019
Tags:
Land Conservation,
Forest Society History
Great black hawk recently found in a park in Portland, Maine was suffering from frostbite

Chasing Change: Maine's great black hawk and other signs

January 27, 2019
Tags:
Wildlife,
Climate

Rabbit-habitat and timber harvesting

Dave Anderson | January 24, 2019
Tags:
Timber Harvesting,
Wildlife