The Mink Hills in Warner have returned to forest, where hemlock, oak, and beech trees now make their home, replacing the early settlers who clear-cut this land to make way for sheep pastures.John Bassi is working to make sure these residents – the…
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The Mink Hills in Warner have returned to forest, where hemlock, oak, and beech trees now make their home, replacing the early settlers who clear-cut this land to make way for sheep pastures.John Bassi is working to make sure these residents – the…
by Amanda Gokee New Hampshire Bulletin, Ethan Dewitt New Hampshire Bulletin, and Annmarie Timmins New Hampshire Bulletin 
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