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… watered dotingly but not too much, and I kept a close watch for pests. I had lots of theories (it couldn’t be  gardener … their leaves after they turn a tell-tale purplish-brown. Botanists surmise that trees set their leaves free at whatever time is most beneficial for the trees, and …

… Add a ten more and you have May in New Hampshire in the forest. New Hampshire’s natural beauty in May will leave you … and vibrant time of year. It’s said you truly see a place best only when first arriving and upon leaving it for the … January are now abroad grazing in fields and re-checking sites of last autumn’s birdfeeders. Bears with yearling cubs …

… 2506 … Spring marks the start of field season at the Forest Society—and with it, a calendar brimming with … beds to hauling logs and restoring trails, our incredible community of volunteers has been showing up in force, … Inc. returned once again to clean up this stunning site—by land and by boat. From picking up litter to …

… and mice and will receive a tracking guide from the Forest Society to take home. The cost is $29.95 per person (Forest Society members, $26.95); reservations can be made by … Inn & Restaurant at (603) 444-2600.  Owned by the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, the landmark …

… a patch of Japanese knotweed that was just the right size for harvesting and were happily cutting stalks, taking … so pervasive along highways and rivers because it spreads both by sending forth its seeds and by its roots. Any bit of … of origin but don’t live here. That gives invasives free rein, and many environmental groups, towns and the …

… their old neglected dam decays, and the pond drains and becomes a meadow. Then as time passes, new trees sprout and the forest returns. It’s forest succession: white pine seedlings … New Hampshire, where she studied Saltmarsh Sparrows—an exquisitely vulnerable species whose entire nesting cycle is …