Mud Season is Here!
It’s that time of year. As maple sugaring season winds down, spring is in the air… and with it, mud is on the ground. And there’s plenty of it, too, Continue Reading →
Recreation on the Forest: The Randolph Ramble
This year marks the second running of the 10-kilometer long Randolph Ramble trail race on the Community Forest. The event took place last month, during Halloween weekend. The number of participants was Continue Reading →
The Forester’s View
With this blog post, we’re pleased to start a new and semi-regular series that we’re calling The Forester’s View. We’ll share photos from our Community Forest forester, David DeGruttola, the Continue Reading →
Fuller’s Sugarhouse gets to Work on the Community Forest
Editor’s Note: These photos were originally published in the Berlin Daily Sun. Thanks to both the Sun and writer Edith Tucker for allowing republication. David Fuller, right, of Fuller’s Sugarhouse LLC Continue Reading →
Randolph Community Forest looks to future, honors USFS partnership
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in the Berlin Daily Sun. Thanks to both the Sun and writer Edith Tucker for allowing republication of this story. By Edith Tucker Continue Reading →
Crystal Mine Trail Trail Design
Sometimes the best meetings don’t take place anywhere near a meeting room. Today, John Scarinza and Doug Mayer from the Randolph Forest Commission, Randolph Mount Club Field Supervisor Cheryl Byrne, Continue Reading →
Forest Day 2016: August 6
The Randolph Forest Commission invites the public to participate once again in the annual Forest Day celebrations. This year, the day should perhaps be subtitled, “Katie Stuart Day”. It will Continue Reading →
A New Interpretive Trail on the Community Forest
One of the goals of the Randolph Community Forest is to share our knowledge of the Forest with residents and visitors alike. This sharing serves to explain the role of Continue Reading →
Plymouth State University’s Class Visits Randolph Community Forest
By June Hammond Rowan, Department of Environmental Science & Policy, Plymouth State University On October 16, 2015, students enrolled in my Land Conservation Techniques course at Plymouth State University visited Continue Reading →
Sen. Kelly Ayotte visits Pond of Safety to promote LWCF
Shared here with permission of Coos County Democrat reporter Edith Tucker. RANDOLPH — Senator Kelly Ayotte traveled on Oct. 29 through Jefferson to the remote Pond of Safety in Randolph Continue Reading →