Northern Woodlands, a quarterly magazine, celebrates northeastern forests and the people who care for them. A fun read with a serious purpose, it’s published by the Center for Northern Woodlands Education, an educational nonprofit located in Lyme, New Hampshire. Our Mission Our mission is to advance a culture of forest stewardship in the Northeast and to increase understanding of and appreciation for the natural wonders, economic productivity, and ecological integrity of the region’s forests. Our Vision We envision a bright future in which people value forests and work together for their stewardship. Our Core Principles An open exchange of information and ideas promotes understanding among people with different perspectives on forest stewardship. Science illuminates the importance of forests and generates strategies to enhance their benefit. Education builds awareness and commitment to positive action. Stories unify people from diverse backgrounds by revealing what we have in common. Art inspires new ways of looking at and seeing the forest. A healthy and diversified forest economy is integral to maintaining forests landscapes. A collaborative community of forest stakeholders has the power to shape the future. A focus on the future and appreciation for the past encourage sound stewardship today. Our Programs Northern Woodlands Magazine - a quarterly publication for landowners, forestry professionals, conservationists, and outdoor enthusiasts. Digital Edition for Education - free classroom subscriptions and digital access for educators. The Outside Story - a weekly column on forestry subjects, natural history, and ecology syndicated in dozens of newspapers. Northern Woodlands Conference - our annual celebration of the natural history of our region and of the interactions between people and place. Northern Woodlands News - our bi-weekly e-newsletter: special blogs, reader photos, woodland news and more!