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Field Trips And Events

Forest Society field trips and events are funded, in part, by a generous grant from

Public Service of New Hampshire

Come explore New Hampshire and rediscover what makes living here so special! The Forest Society offers a full program of fun, educational field trips, workshops and events designed to meet your interests and celebrate the people and places of this great state.

Choose from a wide range of activities - for all ability levels - held throughout the state.


Special Events

The Forest Society's 107th Annual Meeting

Saturday, September 20

Musterfield Farm, North Sutton

Full- and half-day field trips in the Mount Kearsarge and Lake Sunapee Region, followed by an evening of music, dinner, our annual business meeting, awards, and a keynote address. Click here for details.

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Tree Farm Field Day

Saturday, September 27

Andorra Forest, Stoddard

Andorra Forest in Stoddard was selected as the 2008 Outstanding Tree Farm of the Year. Andorra Forest contains 11,000 acres of forest and farmland which the Faulkner Family has been actively managing for timber, wildlife, recreation and water for generations. They will be hosting the annual Tree Farm Field Day. Plan to attend this fun and educational day!

Mulligan Forest Celebration

Sunday, October 5

Mulligan Forest, Nottingham

Join us as we celebrate the dedication of the 2,036-acre conservation easement on the Mulligan Forest in Nottingham! Members of the Fernald and Stevens families, Nottingham town officials and Forest Society staff welcome you to join us to "cut the ribbon" on new recreational access improvements, a new gate and a new hiker information kiosk. We'll offer tours to showcase the extraordinary natural resources of this privately-owned, publicly-accessible and forever-conserved gem in the heart of Southeast New Hampshire.

 

 
 
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