Celebrating National Forest Week: Trail Adoption 101 By Fawn Langerman It's #NationalForestWeek! Every year during the second week of July, the National Forest Foundation (NFF), the U.S. Forest Service’s
June 2024 By The Numbers By Ryan Knapp Alpine Flowers with Mt Adams and Madison in the background taken early June 2024. July has arrived, so it
Meet the MWOBS staff teams participating in this year's Seek the Peak! Every summer, representatives from our administrative office in North Conway, Weather Station on the summit of Mount
Living Life in the Clouds By Maya Hartley Hi everyone! My name is Maya Hartley and I am the fourth intern for the MWOBS summer season, writing to tell
To the Plains: My First Storm Chase By Francis Tarasiewicz The storm that produced a very wide area of violent rotation and the one that we had to
The First Severe Heat of the Year Sweeps Across the Midwest and Northeast By Alexis George New Englanders dragged fans and air conditioners out of their closets earlier this
Starting Out Life at 6,288 Feet By George Mousmoules Hey everyone, I’m George Mousmoules and am very excited to be one of this year’s summer interns here at the
USFS WMNF Trailhead Steward Program By Fawn Langerman 2024 is my third year volunteering with the USFS WMNF Trailhead Steward program, and we are off to a great start!
Highlights of My First Week on the Summit By Jacob Garside Good morning! I’m Jacob Garside, a new summer intern here at the Mount Washington Observatory. I grew up
A sunset in July on Mount Washington. Guy Gosselin Remembered and Trustees Honored at 2024 Annual Meeting By Drew Bush 2023 was a year of progress at Mount Washington
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