Author Archives: MPA Science Center

 On the last day of March Forestry class hiked up to the top of Owl’s Head.The weather was overcast and in the high 30’s.There was a lot of animal activity evident on the hike to the top. Lots of coyote … Continue reading →

  This winter has been an old fashioned type of winter. Some of you might remember them .Snow storms every few days high temperatures in the 20’s huge snowbanks and did i forget to mention snow?   Now the Vernal … Continue reading →

  Forestry class will be planning and building a boardwalk and observation platform at the Beaver Meadow site at the East Haverhill campus. During the spring [after snowmelt ] the location of a boardwalk will be determined and cleared. A … Continue reading →

  The winter of 2010-11 has been quite snowy one . It has been several years since there has been this amount of snow and virtually no mid-winter thaw. Snowy winters can be rough for wildlife. Deer can have difficulty … Continue reading →

       On 2/08/20011 forestry class  snowshoed to the ruins in Quintown, an area found in Orford NH . The ruins are unique and are not like the typical cellar holes that can be found throughout New England. these ruins are … Continue reading →

   The eagles nest is actually an old standing chimney located off the old Charlestown road

Dave Moody -Land Manager.

   The Manning Stone  can be found in the White Mountain National Forest off of  the Charlestown road in Piermont,NH . The Charlestown road is a discontinued road that was once a “main ” road with farms and houses that are … Continue reading →