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The Return of Old Growth Forests film event
Announcing a film screening in Wendell, MA.
Old Growth Forest Film, Hartford, CT
Announcing film screening in Hartford, CT.
The Return of Old Growth Forests - new film
Announcing a new film about northeast old-growth forests.
Beaver Pond Wildlife Part 5 film at Simsbury, CT
Announcing film screening in Simsbury, CT.
Reading the Forested Landscape film screening
Announcing a film event in Newtown, CT.
The Salamanders of New England - New Film
Announcing film screening in Newbury, NH. The Forgotten Forest Primeval film event
Announcing film screening in Newbury, NH.Beaver Pond Wildlife: Part 3 film event
Announcing film screening in Simsbury, CT. Beaver Pond Wildlife: Part 2 film event
Announcing film screening in Simsbury, CT. Beaver Pond Wildlife Film Series Presentation
Announcing film screening in Simsbury, CT.Primitive Tribe Found in Adirondack Forest!
Satellite images reveal primitive human settlement in old growth forest.
The Eagle Has Landed .. And It's Dying!
Story about the death of a bald eagle due to rodenticide poisoning.
Stars on the Forest Floor
What are those "Earth Stars" on the ground?
New England's Native Oak Trees: New film
Introducing a new documentary film about oak trees.
RBP - Red Bark Phenomenon
Why are some tree trunks a rusty-orange color?
White Pine Film Event in Hartford
Announcing a film screening event in Hartford, CT.Beaver Pond Wildlife Part 5 film in Hartford
Part 5 of the Beaver Pond Wildlife film screening event in Hartford, CT.New Film: The Forgotten Forest Primeval
Announcing a new film about the ancient forest on Mount Sunapee, NH.
Beaver Pond Wildlife Part 4 film in Hartford
Part 4 of the Beaver Pond Wildlife film screening event in Hartford, CT.Beaver Pond Wildlife Part 3 film in Hartford
Part 3 of the Beaver Pond Wildlife film screening event in Hartford, CT.Beaver Pond Wildlife Part 2 film in Hartford
Part 2 of the Beaver Pond Wildlife film screening event in Hartford, CT.Beaver Pond Wildlife film in Hartford
Announcing a film screening event in Hartford, CT.
Celebrating Old-Growth Forests in Connecticut
Announcing an event in Hartford, CT.New Film: Beaver Pond Wildlife- Part 5
Announcing Part 5 of a beaver pond film series.
New Film: Beaver Pond Wildlife- Part 4
Announcing Part 4 of a beaver pond film series.
New Film: Beaver Pond Wildlife- Part 3
Announcing Part 3 of a beaver pond film series. Ecologist Tom Wessels has written a new book, "New England's Roadside Ecology", and we have produced a new film of the same title.
"Lost Forests" film at Bethlehem, NH
Announcing a local screening of our "The Lost Forests of New England"
film at the Colonial Theater in Bethlehem, NH.
New Film: Beaver Pond Wildlife- Part 2
Announcing Part 2 of a beaver pond film series.
New Film: Beaver Pond Wildlife- Part 1
Announcing a new beaver pond film series.New Film: The Magic Maples of New England
Announcing a new film, plus an essay by Bob Leverett.Good News for Cathedral Pines of Cornwall, CT
A 2020 look at the legendary white pines at Cornwall.Black Birch: Setting the Record Straight
An essay on black birches by Bob Leverett.Winter is Leaving the Beaver Pond
Spring is arriving in a couple days. Life is renewed at beaver ponds."Lost Forests" film at CT Conservation Conference
Announcing a local screening of our "The Lost Forests of New England" film at the 2020 annual Connecticut Land Conservation Conference at Wesleyan University.High Class Sassafras
New Massachusetts state champion sassafras trees found.
"Lost Forests of New England" Film Screening in Keene, NH
Announcing a local screening of our "The Lost Forests of New England" film.The Value of Large Trees in Carbon Sequestration
Discusses the best way to combat climate change.Eastern White Pine Film Now Available
Announcing online availability of our "Eastern White Pine: the Tree Rooted in American History" film."Lost Forests of New England" screening in Barnstable, MA
Announcing a local screening of our "The Lost Forests of New England" film.Arcadia Sanctuary to Host Eastern White Pine Film
Announcing a showing of the film "Eastern White Pine: the Tree Rooted in American History".Hitchcock Center to Host Eastern White Pine Film
Announcing a showing of the film "Eastern White Pine: the Tree Rooted in American History".White Pine Film Premiere at Cinestudio
Announcing the film premiere of "Eastern White Pine: the Tree Rooted in American History".Old Growth Forest Event, Simsbury, CT
Belden Forest in Simsbury, CT, is inducted into the Old-Growth Forest Network.The Adirondacks on a Higher Level
Bob Leverett recounts a recent visit to the high country of New York's Adirondacks.New film- "Eastern White Pine: The Tree Rooted in American History"
Documentary about the significant role of the Eastern White Pine tree in the founding and history of America, its importance to wildlife and people, and current status.New film- "The Ecology of Coevolved Species"
Ecologist Tom Wessels teaches us principles governing the coevolution of plant and animal species, and the effects on their ecological roles.Upcoming Screenings of "Lost Forests of New England"
Announcing more local screenings of our "The Lost Forests of New England" film."Lost Forests of New England" screening
Announcing a local screening of our "The Lost Forests of New England" film.New Film: My Forest Has Worms
Non-native, invasive European and Asian earthworms are seriously damaging forests in northern U.S. states.A Call for Old Growth Forests
Do we want to cut our forests to burn wood for energy? Or should we leave them unmanaged to become old growth once again?Lost Forests of New England film screenings
Upcoming public screenings of our "Lost Forests of New England" film.New Film: Tom Wessels- Reading the Forested Landscape
A 3-part film series featuring ecologist Tom Wessels which complements his books "Reading the Forested Landscape" and "Forest Forensics".Harvard Forest to Screen Old Growth Forest Film
Our "Lost Forests of New England" film to be shown publicly at Fisher Museum.The White Pine Weevil- a New Film
The life cycle of the white pine weevil, and its relationship with the white pine.Return of the Great White Pines
An essay by Bob Leverett on the eastern white pine.New Film: The Lost Forests of New England
A documentary of New England's old growth forests past and present.New England's Tallest Tree
Re-measuring the tallest living thing in New England.Mt Tom Microburst Recovery
Three years after a microburst hit Mt Tom, the forest is recovering.Waterfalls of Western Mass
The beauty of waterfalls in old growth forests of Western Massachusetts.A Southern Appalachian Journey
Bob Leverett tells the tale of a Blue Ridge trek.New England's Champion Hemlock Tree
Revisiting the champion hemlock tree of New England.Spring Trees Glowing in New England
Early spring trees put on a show of colors.The Icing on the Trees
A crystal ice spectacle of winter ice on the mountainside trees.Old Growth Forest for a New Year
Longing for ancient green forests in mid-winter.Finding the New Massachusetts Champion Yellow Birch Tree
The exploration of an old growth forest leads to the discovery of a new statechampion yellow birch tree for Massachusetts.
An Exceptional New England White Pine
An essay about the Saheda Pine, by Bob Leverett.Global Worming
Describes the damage that earthworms, of all things,are doing to our eastern forests.
Mt Tom Wild, a New Nature Video
Introduction to a New England Forests video about the wildlife to befound on the Mt Tom Range of Western Massachusetts.
