A Walk In The Woods

This series by UNH Extension Forestry Field Specialist Jim Frohn from Grafton County is an insightful look at science and beauty of New Hampshire's forested landscape.

Featured

Healthy beech bark

Looking for American Beech

Cedar Waxwing eating Serviceberry

Looking for Serviceberry

cedar

Looking for Northern White Cedar

Forest

Looking for High Quality Trees

Aspen Fall Foliage

Looking for Aspen

Fledgling Bird

Lists

Birch firewood to release fir tree

Cutting Firewood – One Way to Be Prepared

Woodcock

American Woodcock

Hemlock Forest

Looking for Eastern Hemlock

The NH Big Tree Grafton County Champion Tamarack is growing at the Quincy Bog Natural Area in Rumney.

Tamarack

Unhealthy Pine Crowns

Reactive vs. Proactive Forest Management

Down Tree

A Walk in the Woods with a Forest Optimist

Forestry - Long-term Agriculture

wood pile in wood box beside wooden chair

Gifts from Trees

Witch Hazel

Looking for Witch Hazel

Squirrel

The Year of the Gray Squirrel

Dead Pine

Looking for Dead Trees

Song Sparrow

A Bird in the Barn

Winter Apple Tree

Waiting for Spring

Yellow Birch - Pollen Propagation - May 26, 2021

Finding the Amelanchier - May 22, 2020

Looking for American Beech - August 12, 2019

Andy Fast is the New Extension Forest Industry Specialist - July 11, 2019

Logging Then and Now - August 8, 2018

Looking for Weasels - February 8, 2018

Looking for Serviceberry - January 22, 2018

Looking for Northern White Cedar - December 14, 2017

Acorns, Acorns Everywhere - October 31, 2017

Looking for High Quality Trees - March 20, 2017

Past Events

Nature Hike in Benson Park

July 27, 2019 - Hudson