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 →
First 10K Randolph Ramble trail running race is on Sunday, Nov. 1
(This article first appeared in the Berlin Reporter, on October 14, 2015. It is reprinted here with thanks to author Edith Tucker.) RANDOLPH — The first trail running race on Continue Reading →
Fuller’s Sugarhouse is successful bidder for maple tapping lease
(This article, which originally appeared in the Coos County Democrat, is reprinted here with their permission and with thanks to Democrat writer Edith Tucker.) RANDOLPH — Fuller’s Sugarhouse LLC of Continue Reading →
Next Forest Commission Meeting: An update
The Forest Commission usually meets the first Wednesday of every month, at 7 pm, at the Randolph Town Hall. However, There will be a special meeting of the Randolph Forest Continue Reading →
Fall Foliage on the Community Forest
Each season has its unique qualities. Fall, of course, has its stunning foliage colors, which are just now near peak on the lower elevations of the Randolph Community Forest. Coos Continue Reading →
Coming November 1st: A Trail Race on the Randolph Community Forest
One of the goals of the Randolph Community Forest, as stated in its forest plan, is to support traditional recreational uses. One of those, albeit a relatively newer one, is Continue Reading →