How Tina Ramsey Makes Learning Come Alive
Discover how Educator of the Year Tina Ramsey transforms Chesterfield School’s fields and forests into a dynamic outdoor classroom where curiosity and learning thrive.
Discover how Educator of the Year Tina Ramsey transforms Chesterfield School’s fields and forests into a dynamic outdoor classroom where curiosity and learning thrive.
The 2025 season at the Hawk Watch saw more than 8,500 migrating raptors, spectacular Broad-wing flights, and thousands of visitors taking in the show.
At the Harris Center’s 2025 Annual Meeting, community members gathered to celebrate a year of conservation milestones, honor outstanding educators and volunteers, and hear inspiring reflections from artist Rosemary Conroy.
Each year, more than 1,500 injured or orphaned animals need care. Lifelong wildlife advocates Michael and Helen Dutton are stepping up to change that with the new New Hampshire Veterinary Center for Wildlife.
Last month, the Harris Center finalized the Lessey conservation easement, permanently protecting 110 acres of field and forest along Brimstone Corner Road, Antrim Road, and Shady Lane in Hancock.
A closer look at the Harris Center’s effort to boost the American Kestrel population across the Monadnock Region.
In the summer of 2025, interns provided essential support for a wide variety of projects, from conservation easement monitoring to bird surveys.
Work is underway on our Open Lodge & Grounds Accessibility Project — take a look at the latest photos!
Meet our 2025 Environmental Leadership Award recipients — Izabelle Rollins of Conant High School and Amanda Bergeron of ConVal High School.
In this heartfelt reflection, ConVal High School senior Maeve Finn shares how the Harris Center has shaped her path toward a career in the natural sciences.
A new project is underway to improve accessibility of the Harris Center grounds and create a new outdoor gathering space for events both large and small.
Harris Center birding expert Phil Brown shares how a simple visit to the Hiroshi parking area and trailhead can provide a front-row seat to spring’s unfolding beauty.