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Be Bear Aware
Although normally shy and afraid of humans, black bears can enter into more visited areas of the forest more readily as they become accustomed to even the smallest remnant of food.
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Drone Use Policy
Recreational use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (drones) is allowed as long as the landing of the drone does not occur in certain protected areas. Find out where and how you can help.
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Employment Opportunities
The Forest Service provides outstanding stewardship by restoring, maintaining, and interpreting our public’s cultural and natural resources.
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Digital Day-Use Passes
Visitors can purchase a day-use pass online at Recreation.gov.
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Fall Foliage is Beautiful on the White Mountain National Forest
Autumn is a special place in on the White Mountain National Forest. Find out more about how you can enjoy the changing of the seasons on the White Mountain National Forest.
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Now Accepting 2021 YCC Applications
The Youth Conservation Corps is a summer employment program that accomplishes needed conservation work on the Forest, while educating local youth about natural resources management.
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New Forest Supervisor Selected
The White Mountain National Forest is pleased to announce the selection of the new Forest Supervisor for the White Mountain National Forest, Derek Ibarguen.
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Gain a New Appreciation of Your National Forest
Explore your favorite places with a new view of the benefits of public lands. Compare types of forestry and wildlife habitat management techniques through photos from the field.
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Summer Safety
Whether you are thinking about hiking, camping, or taking a scenic drive forest officials encourage you to plan ahead.
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Junior Forest Ranger Program
Want to become an official White Mountain National Forest Junior Forest Ranger? Here's how!
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White Mountains Featured on Local Public Television
As part of our centennial celebration NHPBS “Windows to the Wild,” filmed an episode highlighting the White Mountain National Forest. Find a link and watch the episode here.
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Fabyan Guard Station Receives Recognition
The first Forest guard station has been named to the National Register of Historic Places. This is the last remaining example of a Guard Station in New Hampshire.