Saturday, June 25, 8:30a.m. - 12pm
Pitcher Mountain Parking Lot,
Andorra Forest, Stoddard NH, Route 123, between Rt. 9 & 10
Free! Program Flyer
New England’s maple sugaring industry is an
important asset both economically and culturally. A
lesser known value of this forest resource is the
role it plays in global forest bird conservation. Join
Audubon Vermont Conservation Biologist Steve
Hagenbuch with Cheshire County Forester Steve
Roberge and Matt Tarr, UNH Cooperative
Extension Wildlife Specialist, for this educational
outing. We’ll explore a potential sugarbush site to
learn about some of the migratory and resident
species that are found in this type of northern
hardwood habitat. Discussion will include
management options for increasing habitat value.
Meet at 8:30 am at the Pitcher Mountain parking
lot in Andorra Forest (on Route 123 in Stoddard,
between Routes 9 and 10). Ends by noon. Cosponsored
with The Harris Center for Conservation
Education and the Monadnock Conservancy.
