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Weeks Act Centennial

Celebrating 100 Years!
Weeks Act Legacy Trail
Prepare to embark on a journey across 100 miles of the White Mountains, travelling on the timeline of their dramatic history. Open the Weeks Trail
Welcome to WeeksLegacy.org!
This site was created by a diverse group of organizations celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Weeks Act and the United Nation’s International Year of the Forest.
It made possible the long-term effort to replant and restore the eastern forests.

Free Talk by White Mountain National Forest Artists in Residence Thursday in Campton

[ July 12, 2012; 7:00 am to 8:00 am. ] Miami-based eco artist Xavier Cortada and sound artist/composer Juan Carlos Espinosa will talk about their work on Thursday, July 12, at 7 pm at White Mountain National Forest Headquarters in Campton.

The program is free and open to the public. Cortada and Espinosa are currently serving as Artists in Residence on the Forest, part of [...]

   July 10th, 2012    Author: AANH    Comment on Post »
   Posted in Arts & Culture, Events    Tags: air, artists in residence, juan carlos espinosa, WMNF, xavier cortada

NHPR: Weeks Act Has Been Good For Business

Follow the link to read New Hampshire Public Radio reporter Chris Jensen’s story on how the Weeks Act has had a positive impact on New Hampshire’s economy:
NHPR: Weeks Act Has Been Good For Business

   March 31st, 2011    Author: Brian    Comment on Post »
   Posted in General, In the News

White Mountains:To Log or Not to Log

New Hampshire Public Radio is celebrating the Weeks Act Centennial this week with a number of articles, including two shows available for podcast on “The Exchange” with host Laura Knoy. Follow the link below to read a story from NHPR’s environmental reporter Amy Quinton on the logging debate in the White Mountain National Forest.
NHPR: White [...]

   April 1st, 2011    Author: Brian    Comment on Post »
   Posted in Education, General, In the News

The Weeks Act: The Needed Legislation for National Forests in the East

A hundred years ago, the White Mountain region was a different sight. Hundreds of photographs and articles depict a region of mountain sides stripped of trees from what was once virgin forest, streams choked with silt from eroding hillsides, and ash from forest fires falling on nearby towns. Click to read!

   May 10th, 2011    Author: Brian    Comment on Post »
   Posted in General, History, In the News

Weeks Act Centennial Festival (video)

Footage from the Weeks Act Centennial Festival held at the base of the Mt. Washington Auto Road, July 29, 2011 by Forrest Seavey

   September 30th, 2011    Author: NHPTV    Comment on Post »
   Posted in General, In the News, Multi-Media, Video

Artists in All Media Invited to Apply for Second Year of WMNF Artist-in-Residence Program

The White Mountain National Forest (WMNF) and Arts Alliance of Northern New Hampshire are pleased to announce the second year of the WMNF Artist-in-Residence program, which began as part of the Weeks Act Centennial. Interested artists in all media are invited to apply for the 2012 residency, a celebration of the connections between forest, landscape, [...]

   April 17th, 2012    Author: NHPTV    Comment on Post »
   Posted in Arts & Culture, General, In the News
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