Natural Resources Stewards

A guide to beautiful and edible trees, shrubs, vines and ground covers for New Hampshire gardens and landscapes Learn More

Happily, one volunteer activity that I am still able to do during the pandemic restrictions is to measure trees for the NH Big Tree program, following... Learn More

Last winter, the idea of planting a trillion trees to offset climate change caused by carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from burning fossil fuels, sudden... Learn More

Love apples? Blueberries? Chocolate? Cranberries? Coffee? Thank a pollinator. One out of every three bites of food we eat is delivered to us by an ani... Learn More

With the January thaw my husband and I had an opportunity to get a good start on the annual winter chore of pruning our small apple orchard. Pruning c... Learn More

By Vicki J. Brown, NRS 2017 Learn More

by Anne Krantz, NRS '95 & NH Big Tree Volunteer Learn More

Success for the Natural Resources Steward and Big Tree Programs is all about partnerships. Partnering between communities, organizations and volunteer... Learn More

On December 18, 1856, Henry David Thoreau fulfilled an invitation to speak at the fledgling Amherst, NH Lyceum for the evening. The event was held in ... Learn More

As the old saying goes “it takes a village to raise a child,” and in the case of the new Parkside Community Garden (PCG), it takes many dedicated orga... Learn More