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Blocking the pass: Forest society's buyout plan

August 21, 2012

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Like a strong forest landscape, 2026 Cottrell-Baldwin lecture series showcases variety

March 3, 2026

The New Hampshire Division of Forests and Lands and Forest Society have announced the 2026 Cottrell-Baldwin Environmental Lecture Series, a free four-part program on New Hampshire’s forest history, health, and future. The series runs March 17–April 7 at the Henry I. Baldwin Environmental Center in Hillsborough.

Forest Journal: Seasonal Shifts: How New Hampshire wildlife endures the cold even in a changing climate

Kaity Stanton | February 20, 2026

As winter settles in, New Hampshire’s wildlife relies on time-tested strategies—from hibernation to snow-savvy movement—to survive the cold. But while this season feels especially harsh, long-term data from NOAA show winters are warming overall, with real consequences for forest ecosystems and the animals that depend on them.

Something Wild: Snow falling on conifers

Dave Anderson | February 19, 2026

Winter forests are full of hidden microclimates, from snow-sheltered deer yards beneath conifers to sun-warmed tree wells in hardwood stands. As explored on Something Wild, these subtle snow patterns shape how wildlife survives the coldest months.

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