City Of Concord Library: Extreme Weather Impacts On NH Trees And Forests

Press release from the City of Concord:

Dave Anderson will discuss how agricultural clearing affected the forest composition of the second and third-growth forests returning to post-agrarian New Hampshire, and also the transformation of the White Mountains and Central Lakes Region following the heavy logging of the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Naturalist-educator Dave Anderson is the Senior Director of Education for The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests (Forest Society). Anderson is responsible for design and delivery of statewide conservation and forestry education programs: field trips, hikes, tours, classes and public presentations.

As a working naturalist, writer and educator with 30+ years of experience at The Forest Society, Anderson teaches about NH forest ecology, wildlife, forest management and land conservation.

Anderson’s “Forest Journal” columns appear in the statewide Union Leader / NH Sunday News. His quarterly “Nature’s View” columns are a regular feature in the Forest Society’s full color quarterly magazine, Forest Notes. Anderson is a writer and co-host of the “Something Wild” features on New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR).

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This press release was produced by the City of Concord. The views expressed here are the author’s own.