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Commissioner & Secretary for Department of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Y. Kikheto Sema today called upon the people to continue to retain legacy that “our state example of community-driven conservation and let us also ensure that Nagaland remain

The English settled Martha’s Vineyard from the outside in; early colonial settlements clustered around natural harbors and mill-powering streams, mostly near the periphery of the Island. The dry interior — that scrubby triangle formed by the highways connecting Vineyard Haven, West Tisbury, and Edgartown — remained virtually uninhabited for centuries. Modern inland developments like those […]

Community Impact has passed along some events coming up in Montgomery and Conroe over the weekend: --A Gift Ex...

A minimum order of 500 seedlings is required when purchasing from the State Forest Nursery.

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The annual Run for the Dry Forest at the Puʻuwaʻawaʻa State Forest Reserve kicks off Saturday.

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Blue jays’ raucous cries pierced the air, warning other birds that humans were afoot, as Phil Plouffe, Maggie Jones and I tramped along a trail at James L. Goodwin State Forest in Hampton the other da...

Grow up here, and you may take the season for granted. But why, exactly, is autumn in New England so vibrant?

March 2, 2015 This week's On the Radio segment looks into recent reports that one of Iowa's state nurseries may be nearing a shutdown. Listen to the audio below, or continue reading for the transcript. Transcript: State Forest Nursery The future of Iowa’s state-owned forest nurseries could be in jeopardy. This is the Iowa Environmental…