
2020 Forest Day Events Postponed
“The best-laid schemes of mice an’ men / Gang aft a-gley.” Robert Burns, the Scottish bard, was wrote that famous line in his poem entitles “To a Mouse.” But, he Continue Reading →
Building a Connection among Soils, Forestry, and Wildlife
By Andrea Watts Published in May issue of the Forestry Source The online mapping tool Dirt to Trees to Wildlife couldn’t have a more appropriate title. With a few clicks, users Continue Reading →
Birding Hotspot in the Randolph Community Forest
By David Forsyth An eBird birding hotspot has now been designated in the Randolph Community Forest, along the section of the Presidential rail trail where it intersects the Farrar tract Continue Reading →
2019 Annual Forest Day
August 3, 2019 9:00 am at the Randolph Town Hall One of the joys and, sometimes, the annoyances of living where we do is the contact we have with the Continue Reading →
Trail to Rollo Fall Has Been Completed!!
Trail to Rollo Fall Has Been Completed!! By John Scarinza The past couple of weeks have seen a flurry of activity on the Community Forest with the construction of a Continue Reading →
2018 Randolph Forest Day Announcment
Managing Habitat for Pollinators Saturday August 4, 2018 9:00 AM at the Randolph Town Hall Tour to follow: Farrah site and Rolo Falls The annual Randolph Forest Continue Reading →
Glade Skiing on the Randolph Community Forest by John Scarinza
In the 1989 film Field of Dreams, an Iowa corn farmer’s vision for a baseball diamond in the middle of his corn field is memorialized with the now famous quote Continue Reading →
2018 Harvesting in the Randolph Community Forest -FIRST SALE
Article by Laura Brockett, edited by Dave DeGrottola and John Scarinza. All photos by John Scarinza. In early January 2018, John Scarinza and Laura Brockett met with forester, David DeGruttola, Continue Reading →
60 Granite Backcountry Alliance skiers open up 4 glade lines
This story is reprinted with the permission of The Berlin Sun and Edith Tucker. The Forest Commission thanks them both. By Edith Tucker The Berlin Sun RANDOLPH — Sixty volunteer Continue Reading →
Randolph Community Forest Funds New “Dirt to Trees to Wildlife” Program
By Brendan Prusik In 2015, Randolph Community Forest (RCF) provided $30,000 seed money to launch development of an exciting and powerful tool that would change the way many landowners, foresters Continue Reading →