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… So how does ice benefit our lakes? It’s miraculous  how ice forms . “At 39 degrees the water molecules actually spread … it forms ice.” Nothing else in nature gets less dense as it freezes! Solids are typically more dense than liquids. And … a New Hampshire lake, you’ve felt how cold it is at the bottom, with warmer layers on top. That’s thanks to lakes …

… FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jack Savage, VP for … of New Hampshire Forests (603) 224-9945, ext. 330; Abbott Appointed Vice President for Policy and Land Management …

… CONCORD, N.H. (Oct. 25, 2019)— Every year, the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests presents the … Her volunteering to take on the Forest Society’s events, both big and small, has been invaluable to the organization. …

… Did you know that our forests provide important habitat for bees and other … and meadows, and the final third are generalists, using both types of habitat.  &nbps; Did you know that there are …

…   CONCORD – Nov. 5, 2014 – The Society for the Protection of N.H. Forests (Forest Society) and the … Conservationist of the Year because of his work conserving both the MacNeil property and the abutting Farnsworth Hill …

… 123 …     From the autumn 2023 issue of Forest Notes magazine Want to read more articles from Forest … helped to protect lands formerly owned by the Brown Paper Company in the Mahoosuc Range and Androscoggin River Valley. … to community forests. These conserved lands are one of the best examples of persistence, effective partnerships, and …

… “Beech trees booming as climate changes, and that’s bad for forests”; “Beech trees in the U.S are delivering a scary … openings, lots of light, and you get species that can take best advantage of that environment and grow quickly.  Small … humans do use it. Slats of beech wood are spread around the bottom of fermentation tanks for Budweiser beer. Beech is …