Forest & Trees

An average cord of wood, depending on the combustion efficiency and wood type, will yield approximately 20 pounds of ashes, the equivalent of one five...

This manual provides basic information for identifying and evaluating important health problems of eastern white pine in New England. In addition to p...

This update of the 1978 guide (Lancaster and Leak 1978) includes new information on practical silvicultural alternatives such as low-density managemen...

Techniques and options for chemically controlling terrestrial invasive plants. Control or management of invasive plants should include consideration a...

Resources Used in Academy<br /> <br /> <br /> Guide to New Hampshire Invasive Upland Plants (.pdf)<br /> Prohibited Plant Species Poster (pdf)<b...

Producing valuable and quality timber in your woodlot starts with identifying and growing quality trees. Developing quality trees requires a long-term...

Forests have remarkable ability to sequester and store carbon while at the same time provide those traditional benefits and opportunities we all value...

For every bird you see in the woods, there is something your woodlot is providing to meet its needs. Too much of one thing, or not enough of another, ...

As a forest landowner, the decisions you make about your land will have a lasting impact for years to come. A good place to start is to think about ho...

This information sheet is in response to questions concerning how remuneration is specified in a contract for timber harvests. This document was devel...