Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Forest Society President/Forester Jane Difley.

Q&A with Forest Society President Jane Difley

September 20, 2018

Tags:: Land Conservation

The snowy egret

Something Wild: International Treaties Aren't Always About Trade

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin | September 14, 2018

Tags:: Wildlife,; Something Wild

Bright red swamp maples signal autumn at Turkey Pond in Concord New Hampshire

Fall is on the way in New Hampshire

Dave Anderson | September 10, 2018

The fall foliage will be spectacular in New Hampshire where the colors inspire us to embrace all things autumn.

Tags:: Recreation

High Blue Addition, Walpole

September 4, 2018

Tags:: Land Conservation

Emery Farm conservation project protects 2,500 feet of tidal frontage on the Oyster River and Smith Creek in Durham, New Hampshire

Protecting Memories at Emery

Ryan Young | August 30, 2018

Tags:: Land Conservation

Unveiling a NH Highway historical marker honoring the "mother of forensic science"

New Bethlehem highway marker honors 'mother of forensic science'

August 29, 2018

Tags:: The Rocks,; Education

Possible golden chanterelle mushroom

The Mushrooming Internet of Trees

Jack Savage | August 26, 2018

Tags:: Education

Trees and expansive forest in background at the Ashuelot River Headwaters Forest in Lempster

Supporting Wood Energy Means Supporting New Hampshire Forests

August 24, 2018

Tags:: Advocacy,; Working Forests