Walking Backwards is an improvisational, wyrd, collaborative Becoming by multidisciplinary artists Michelle Erard and Niki Tulk. Walking Backwards listens to the imaginal and plays conduit to the Anima Mundi, creating [...]
The Oika collaboration at the Museum of the White Mountains, led by Rich Blundell, Rita Leduc, and the Hubbard Brook Forest, represents an exciting shift in understanding ecological realities. In [...]
Staff from the Hubbard Brook Research Foundation will offer a tour on November 7, which will touch upon their art-sci program, long-term data collection, acid rain, watersheds, and forest ecosystem [...]
Dr. Aytur will discuss the importance of bridging art, science, and nature to create healthier communities using a ‘planetary health’ lens. She will share her experiences as an epidemiologist and an [...]
Revisit the origins of the now- 804,000 acre White Mountain National Forest. During the era of widespread clearcutting of steep slopes in the upper watersheds of the East Branch of [...]
The MWM will be closed on Friday, November 10 and Saturday, November 11 in observance of Veterans Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, November 14.
The MWM will be closed beginning Thursday, November 23 through Saturday, November 25. We will reopen on Tuesday, November 28.
Walking Backwards is an improvisational, wyrd, collaborative Becoming by multidisciplinary artists Michelle Erard and Niki Tulk. Walking Backwards listens to the imaginal and plays conduit to the Anima Mundi, creating [...]
The MWM is hosting hosting a panel discussion featuring our director, Meghan Doherty, along with Jen Pribble and Mike Morin from the Upper Saco Valley Land Trust and Rick Walling [...]
The MWM will be closed beginning December 16, 2023 through January 22, 2024. We will reopen to the public on Tuesday, January 23.