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Forest Society Honors David Roby as the 2025 Conservationist of the Year

Brenna Woodman | October 2, 2025

David Roby of Lyme was honored for his decades of work protecting forests, wildlife habitat, and open space in New Hampshire and beyond. As a founder of Lyme Timber Company and Bear Hill Conservancy Trust, he has helped conserve hundreds of thousands of acres and inspired others in land stewardship.

Forest Society Honors George Beaton as the 2025 Trish Churchill Volunteer of the Year

Brenna Woodman | October 2, 2025

George Beaton of Bradford received the Forest Society’s Trish Churchill Volunteer of the Year Award for his 11 years of dedicated service. From trail work and mentoring teens to sign-making and woodworking projects, George consistently goes above and beyond to support the Forest Society’s mission.

Forest Journal: NH's beech trees are under pressure; here's what to look for

September 30, 2025

A new threat to beech trees is emerging in New Hampshire, but scientists, land managers, and everyday observers can all play a role in tracking its impact. Learn what to watch for — and how to help.

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