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… needles and leaves burned away the ground is bare except for the acorns.  There are acorns everywhere in some places, easily seen on the forest floor.   And there’s evidence of small animals taking … fire and have sent up new shoots.   Slowly but steadily the forest is recovering,  It looks different, but it's still a …

… is open to visitors from May 7 through June 25 during Forest Society business hours: Monday through Friday, from … Mimi Wiggin lives in the Mink Hills of Warner, NH with her freelance writer husband Larry Sullivan. Learn more on her website .   … The art exhibit features Mimi Wiggin's oil …

… Opening Reception June 19     Conrad Young shares his best memories of growing up in rural New Hampshire and Maine … June, July and August. Young will host an opening reception for the exhibit, called Treasured Memories of Quieter Times … can be viewed online at www.watercolorbyconradyoung.com .     Young’s exhibit is open for viewing Monday through …

… Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund as well as the commission charged with determining how the funds will be … lawsuit against the Exxon Mobil Corporation’s liability for the MTBE contamination of groundwater.   Even though the … portion of those funds are needed to remediate contaminated sites and ensure residents near such sites have access to …

… slopes open-up early. Acorn-producing red oak trees grow best on steep, well-drained south and west-facing slopes. … deer survival. The March migration of deer to early, snow-free, south-facing slopes was not as pronounced this winter … deer carcass rarely lasts a full week. Coyotes fed heavily for a few nights, perhaps attempting to divide the carcass …

… 2506 … We are thrilled to welcome an art exhibit featuring the work of Chris Whiton to … exhibit is open to visitors from through August 30 during Forest Society business hours: Monday through Friday, from … pictures are inspirational works of art, compelling the observer to journey out and explore our beautiful …

… like snowshoe hare and ruffed grouse. There is so much competition for medium sized animals it’s no wonder the fisher … population seems to be lower. However, coyotes don’t go for porcupine, so while they’re eating everything else our …

… (here at Something Wild) the hawk is just one resident in complex ecological puzzle; she interacts with other animals … One of the remarkable things about this neighborhood is its forest. While the Alpine Zone is defined as the absence of trees, what it does have is krumholz. This German word for “crooked wood” is the perfect name for the gnarly low …

… 4 … Ecologist, Tom Wessels instills an appreciation for stumps as an accurate record of forest history. Stumps … a tree was cut, you need to age trees that regenerated on a site. Some stumps last decades. Hardwood stumps of … and fungi to inhibit rotting. Long-lasting conifer stumps become substrates for moss and lichens which require time to …