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… of new tools and tactics which the land conservation community use daily without thinking about origins. For … and conservation easements in New Hampshire. Will Abbott, VP for Land Management and Policy at the Forest … in the mid 1980’s, during which he spent time in Europe visiting with conservationists and foresters continent wide. …

… FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Amanda Nickerson, Communications Specialist Society for the Protection of New … to Watkins. "Margaret has had a substantial impact both in her own back yard and in other areas of the state,” … at the Forest Society. “Through years of effort as both a dedicated local volunteer and a skilled professional, …

…             CONCORD , N.H., May 5, 2008—Thanks to a combination of grants and generous private donations, the … included on the property is highly regarded nationally for fishing, and the Forest Society has been working with Trout … Forest Society raise $2.8 million by June 15, 2008, please visit www.forestsociety.org or contact Susanne …

… produce more than 3 million individual seeds per pound, compared to just 125 seeds per pound for oak acorns. They’re … just call “poplars.” Trembling aspen and big-toothed aspen, both close relatives of the cottonwood, also favor full … but as their name suggests, their leaf edges are serrated. Both aspens readily clone themselves. One tree sends out a …

… pollen. Though it doesn’t typically cause hay fever, we all complain about how the pollen covers not just our cars but … interesting in that they are monoecious, which means that both the male and female flowers are found on the same tree. … the pollen producing bits are found toward the bottom of the tree and the seed producing bits are toward …

… Grace McCulloch of NH Audubon, brought a measuring tape to visit NH’s largest sycamore tree, located at the historic … makes them tens of millions of years older than our more common maples and oaks. Sycamores don’t form forests like … thrive in eroded or over-washed areas where moist sandy bottomland soil is exposed. But this tree can’t stand to be …

… 4 … 11 … A common theme on Something Wild is breeding. (Which is why we … shad is a species of fish that that actually pursues both strategies. We’re not sure why, but southern … If success is simply propagation of the species, then both strategies are successful. But there are advantages and …

… for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests & NHPR. We recommend listening to it in its original format via NHPR but … a pond deep enough so the ice does not freeze to the bottom, so they have access to a dependable supply of cut … when they eat the outer bark of the branches cached on the bottom of the pond. Something Wild is a joint production of …

… 200 acres of adjacent forest. The entire property encompasses a total of 1492 acres. This work is being is being … to a meter in height which regenerated in former pastures. Both New England cottontail rabbits and eastern cottontail … harvest at the Heald Tract will include a public tour of both the conventional timber harvest and the …