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Category: native plants

land protection, native plants, natural heritage, old-growth forest, voices

What defines old growth in New Hampshire?

March 10, 2021November 9, 2023

Old trees, large trees, structural diversity, snags, coarse woody debris, pit and mound topography, nurse logs, canopy gaps, broken-topped trees,…

Resistance Radio talks old forest ecology and protection
native plants, natural heritage, old-growth forest, voices

Resistance Radio talks old forest ecology and protection

June 29, 2020June 30, 2020

Resistance Radio recently aired an interview with Joan Maloof, an old-growth advocate. During the discussion, Maloof relates personal stories as…

‘Time for a climb’ from New Hampshire Garden Solutions
environment, exploration, hiking, native plants, voices

‘Time for a climb’ from New Hampshire Garden Solutions

May 31, 2020

It’s Time For a Climb: New Hampshire Garden Solutions takes you along on a recent outing on Pitcher Mountain in…

The Hobblebush
exploration, hiking, native plants, voices

The Hobblebush

May 24, 2020May 27, 2020

When heading out for a springtime hike or forest walk, be sure to look for the showy flowers of the…

Latest news

  • MAY 19TH NEWBURY CONSERVATION COMMISSION PUBLIC MEETING
  • Exemplary Forest System Expanded at Mt. Sunapee State Park
  • Request for Public Meeting on Septic Issues and Proposed New and Expanded Parking Lots
  • Check-Out this Great Video on Rewilding
  • Film: “The Return of Old Growth Forests” – New England Forest

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Friends of Mount Sunapee advocates for the permanent protection of Mount Sunapee State Park's old growth forest and exemplary natural community system of which it is a part; thus, preserving the unique character and natural beauty of the rural communities in the mountain's shadow.

Friends of Mount Sunapee
P.O. Box 199
Georges Mills, NH 03751

Contact us: friendsofmountsunapee@gmail.com

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