Forest Society Blog - News & Features

Baltimore Oriole Sits on Nest during Spring in New Hampshire

Nests on the Floodplain

Ellen Kenny | June 29, 2018

With robins, wood ducks, and more, the floodplain forest is full of life in June.

Tags:: Wildlife

From her starting point at the Katahdin Stream Campground, Emily Lord gained 4,162 feet in just 5.3 miles when she tackled Maine's Mount Katahdin on her first hike. It took her a while to appreciate the accomplishment.

Don't Let Frustration Keep You Off the Trail

June 29, 2018

Tags:: Recreation

Ravens Are Intelligent Opportunists

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin | June 29, 2018

One of the smartest animals in New Hampshire is more common than you think.

Tags:: Wildlife

The USDA Farm Bill

Matt Leahy | June 28, 2018

2018 Legislative Recap

Matt Leahy | June 28, 2018

Getting hands on with estuary botany

Exploring the Estuary on the Seacoast

June 28, 2018

Seacoast Walk Explores Estuary Botany with Dr. Gregg Moore

Tags:: Education,; Creek Farm

What Happens to Trees in Drought?

Dave Anderson, Chris Martin | June 22, 2018

Tags:: Working Forests,; Education

Paddlers Clean Up Tidal Creek in Portsmouth New Hampshire

Paddlers Clean Up Sagamore Creek

June 19, 2018

Volunteer Paddlers Clean Up Sagamore Creek in Coastal Portsmouth New Hampshire

Tags:: Volunteers