Date: Jun 04, 2010
Time: 9:30AM to 4:30PM

Location:
Grappone Conference Center
Marriott Courtyard
70 Constitution Avenue
Concord, NH 03301

New England Forestry Foundation is hosting an all-day regional conference featuring the Harvard Forest report, New England Wildlands and Woodlands--A Vision for the New England Landscape.  

Hear Keynote speaker Dr. Al Sample, President of the Pinchot Institute in Washington, D.C., and participate with fellow professionals and landowners in workshops on the science of forest preservation, the future of conservation funding, and more!

Especially beneficial for landowners, land trusts, conservation groups, foresters, forest industry, government and other officials.  

Please stay tuned for more details this spring! 

Telephone: (978) 952-6856

Date: Feb 09, 2010
Time: 8:00AM to 10:00AM

Location:
Nichols Memorial Forest
Mad Tom Road
Dorset, VT

Please join a New England Forestry Foundation staff member along with consulting forester Tony Lamberton for a tour of the Nichols Memorial Forest on Tuesday, February 9th from 8am to 10am. This walk is an opportunity for community residents and others to see how the New
England Forestry Foundation cares for its forests through both preservation and management. In addition to a walk-thru of our current plans, participants will also have an
opportunity to see the results of a harvest conducted at Nichols in 2008.

These activities are part of New England Forestry Foundation’s sustainability plans, providing wildlife habitat, clean water, clean air and recreational opportunities for
community residents. If you would like to see a map of the Nichols Forest, please visit
our website www.newenglandforestry.org, and go to “Find a forest near you.”

DIRECTIONS:  Meet at the forest sign on Mad Tom Road.  

Nichols Forest is on Mad Tom Road in Dorset and Mt. Tabor, VT.

Starting in Manchester at the intersection of Routes 11 and 7, follow Route 7 north for
approximately 5.0 miles to the intersection with Mad Tom Road. Turn right onto Mad
Tom Road and follow it for approximately 3.9 miles to the Nichols Forest. The forest is
on both sides of the road. See the map for details on our website for additional details.

Telephone: (978) 952-6856
More Information: Please contact Sonya at sleclair@newenglandforestry.org