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Forest Society Leaders Named to NH 200 List
May 27, 2025We’re excited to share that three leaders from the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests were named to the 2025 New Hampshire 200 list by NH Business Review earlier this month — President Jack Savage and Board of Trustees members William Tucker and Jason Hicks.
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- Climate
Forest Journal: Earth Day's seeds were planted 55 years ago
April 21, 2025The Forest Society's Sophie Oehler reflects on Earth Day's intention and legacy.
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- Forest Journal,
- Climate,
- Land Conservation
Rain on Snow Research Hopes to Understand Changing Northeast Weather Patterns
Mount Washington Observatory Weather Observer, Charlie Peachy, joins the Forest Society to discuss his research on Rain on Snow events, a winter weather phenomenon that New England is becoming all too familiar with.
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- Climate
Forest Journal: The unique ecosystem of the Alpine zone piques researchers' interests
In January's Forest Journal, embark on a research journey with New England scientists as they discover just how resilient New England's Alpine zones are.
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- Forest Journal,
- Wildlife,
- Climate
Forestry Friday: Changing Winters, Evolving Strategies in Forest Winter Operations
Field Forester, Ben Aldrich, dives into the many ways a changing climate impacts forest management operations and how foresters are learning to adapt to the new winter weather patterns.
Forest Society Celebrates LCHIP Awards to Expand Morse Preserve and Protect Campton Bog
The Forest Society was awarded $250,000 to help purchase 375 acres in Alton that will expand the Evelyn H. and Albert D. Morse, Sr. Preserve. The Forest Society was also awarded $197,000 to conserve 454 acres encompassing much of Campton Bog in Campton and Rumney.
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- Land Conservation,
- Clean Water,
- Climate
The Nature Conservancy Hosts Community Conversation on Merrimack River Watershed
In December, TNC will hold a community conversation about the Merrimack River Watershed Conservation Plan Project in Manchester.
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- Clean Water,
- Climate,
- Advocacy
Forest Advocate: UNH Survey Center Climate Change Poll
One notable findings from the poll: six in 10 New Hampshire residents feel that climate change is happening now and is caused mainly by human activities.