Queen of the Woods: a Closer Look at New Hampshire's State Tree
By Simone Maule, Interpretive Ranger at Crawford Notch State Park and Ellacoya State Park The white birch (Betula papyrifera) was designated as the state tree by the New Hampshire…
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