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The iconic American chestnut tree was historically called 'The Cradle to Grave Tree', because a newborn's first days were spent in a homemade cradle made of chestnut and the departed were laid to…

When does the theatre of rural life become its reality? Old Home celebrations, inaugurated by New Hampshire Governor Frank Rollins in 1899, sought rural revitalization by appealing to nostalgia.…

Anthropologist Tim Ingold describes the landscape as a ‘meshwork’ – an interwoven series of ‘life-paths’ that, together, constitute the ever-unfolding story of life and environment combined. In this…

Step outside and discover how a single tree can become a dynamic teaching tool across disciplines. In this hands-on outdoor session, we’ll explore how trees can support critical thinking through…

Join John Christ of UNH Cooperative Extension for a moderated panel discussion exploring the housing opportunities and challenges that face White Mountains communities as they plan to meet the needs…

We hope you'll join us for the opening reception of Rooted: A Story of Trees!The lecture featuring Karen Liot Hill will be facilitated during our opening reception on November 13, starting at 5:00pm…

We hope you'll join us for this Tree Talk lecture featuring Karen Liot Hill during the opening reception of our exhibition, "Rooted: A Story of Trees."From indigenous Abenaki relationships with the…

As our planet continues to change rapidly around us it is becoming more important to understand modern environmental change in the context of past change. Their physiology, lifespan and sensitivity…

Join PSU Poets & Writers in the crowd or at the microphone! Everyone is welcome to read poetry, play a song, or share their words during this open mic hour. Readings are structured in two rounds…