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An Introduction to iNaturalist with Elise Lawson

Posted on 27 August, 2024 by RandolphComm

September 7 at 9 AM at the Randolph Town Hall Following a successful Forest Day on August 10th, there was demand from the audience to follow up with an introduction Continue Reading →

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Randolph Forest Day 2023

Posted on 24 July, 2023 by RandolphComm

The 20th Anniversary of the Randolph Community Forest The theme of this year’s Forest Day will be twofold. We celebrate and recognize the existential contributions made by the late Forest Continue Reading →

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Randolph Forest Day 2022

Posted on 12 April, 2022 by RandolphComm

The annual Randolph Forest Day will be celebrated this year on Saturday, August 6th. The theme of this year’s event will be presented by Richard Boisvert and will discuss the Continue Reading →

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John and Mary Berry donate 102.2 acres to the Randolph Town Forest

Posted on 19 November, 2021 by RandolphComm

The Randolph Town Forest officially grew by 102.2 acres when the town voted to accept a parcel of undeveloped forest land donated by John and Mary Berry at the 2021 Continue Reading →

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2020 Forest Day Events Postponed

Posted on 27 July, 2020 by RandolphComm

“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 →

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Building a Connection among Soils, Forestry, and Wildlife

Posted on 9 June, 2020 by RandolphComm

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 →

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