Housing at a Crossroads: Panel discussion with John Christ

The Dramaturgy of Nostalgia in the Old Home Movement with Andy Colpitts

Twelve Trees: The Deep Roots of our Future with Daniel Lewis

Echoes in the Peaks: Animal Labor, Human Relationships, and Ethics in the White Mountains

Social Barrier to Alpine Stewardship with Mardi Fuller

Trash to Art: Plymouth

The Changing Face of Winter: Diverse Faces Confronting the Gap with Benjamin Bacote and Matt Skoby

A Lifelong Devotion to New Hampshire's White Mountains - Poetry Readings with Timothy Muskat

I-93 Oral History Panel Discussion

Melting Snow: Backcountry Skiing, Mental Health, and Climate Change on the East Coast

Winter Recreation Through the Ages

The Changing World of Recreation and Rescue in the White Mountains

Weather in the Whites: The Region's Unique Microclimates and Forecasting Winter Weather

Robert Frost’s New Hampshire, Rural Backwardness & Agricultural Improvement, with Dr. Maria Farland

Are Alaskan Huskies a Vulnerable Species? Climate Impacts on Sled Dog Teams with Sally Manikian

Success Stories in Community Building - Know Your Neighbors Network

Trash to Art: Recycling Materials into Sustainable Artwork with Kim Bernard

Winter in a Warming World with Dr. Elizabeth Burakowski

Getting to the Heart of the Matter: Art Engagement, Community Participating, and Sustainability

Science from the Edge of Space

Interwoven Ecologies: Movement and Regeneration in a More-than-Human World

The State of the Clean Energy Transition with Sam Evans-Brown

Throwaway Society: Culture and Consumerism in Ed Rossbach’s Basketry

Monitoring and Managing Ash (MaMA): Lingering Ash Detection for Resistance Breeding

Climate Science Talk with Climate Up Close

Books and Baskets: Following the Journeys of an Abenaki Language Book

W8banakiak Odanak with Daniel G. Nolett

How do species matter? The potential effects of the decline of white ash on flora and fauna

Becoming Naturalized: Environmentalism and Attachment to Place in American Literature

What Archaeology Can Teach Us About Sustainability - Notes from a Recovering Archaeologist

Sense of Place: Landscape-Scale Science and Conservation in the Appalachian Mountains

Eating Their Way to Freedom with Margot Anne Kelley

White Mountain Air Quality and Climate Change: Lessons from the Past 4 Decades with Georgia Murray

Protecting Brown Ash for Forest Ecosystems and Cultural Sustainability

Protecting the Headwater Forests of the White Mountains: Case Studies with David Govatski

Mountain Voices | What is a County Conservation District and How Can You Get Involved?

Panel Discussion with the Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust and the Upper Saco Valley Land Trust

Photographing the Old Man of the Mountain

A Century of NH Land Conservation at the Society for the Protection of NH Forests

Bridging art, science and nature to create healthier communities with Dr. Semra Aytur

Arts, Humanities, and Sciences: Emergent, Necessary Unities for Thinking and Dwelling

Penobscot River Restoration: 10 Years After

Franconia Ridge Trail Restoration in a Historical Context with Nat Scrimshaw

Making Meaning with the White Mountains

Hearing the Old Man: Poems of the Old Man of the Mountain

Birth of the Old Man: A Geologic Tale of the Mountains, Volcanoes, and Oceans, Dr. Jill VanTongeren

The Impact of Two Icons Upon New Hampshire Tourism: The Old Man of the Mountain and Dick Hamilton

Geologic History of The Old Man of the Mountain: A Remembrance presented by Brian Fowler

The Great Stone Face: The Making of an Icon presented by Marcia Schmidt Blaine

The Old Man of the Mountain Would Be Pleased: Preserving Franconia Notch by Kimberly Jarvis

From Mountains to Sand: Bedrock Weathering and Rockfall at Cannon Cliff

The Old Man and the Artists with Inez McDermott

Digging Deeper: Uncovering the Stories of Soil and Rocks at Hubbard Brook

Field Station: Panel Discussion

Hubbard Brook: Big Insights from a Small Place

Mountain Voices: A Shifting Paradigm presented by Lindsey Rustad

State of Maple: a discussion about NH maple forests and industry today—MWM Summer Event Series

Brown Ash Indigenous Basketmaking History and Discussion by Sheri and Bill Gould—MWM Summer Events

Stories from the Land: Cheryl Savageau Poetry Reading and Discussion 2022

Ecology Extended: Climate Changing Minds. By Rita Leduc and Rich Blundell (2022 MWM Summer Series)