A Promise for People and Nature
The Southeast Land Trust (SELT) conserves and stewards land for the benefit of people and nature in New Hampshire. SELT serves all of Rockingham and Strafford counties and has conserved tens of thousands of acres since 1980, including nature preserves, hiking trails, farmland, and scenic vistas.
SELT relies on its annual contributing members, committed Board of Directors, and talented staff and volunteers to keep advancing critical conservation initiatives in our region.
Board of Directors
Brent Merriam, President
Epping
Peter Bergh, Vice-President
Portsmouth
Pam Hall, Treasurer
Portsmouth
Haley Andreozzi, Secretary
Deerfield
Don Briselden
Exeter
Tom Chamberlin
New Castle
Bruce Goodwin
Portsmouth
Reggie Hall
Hampton
Philip Lovejoy
Strafford
Scott Marion
Rye
Sam Reid (Immediate Past President)
Portsmouth
Edie Shipley
Brentwood
Laurie Smith
Dover
Roger Stephenson
Stratham
Jim Varn
Kensington
John Wallace
Barrington
Alison Watts
Newfields
Our Mission
To protect and sustain the significant lands in our communities for clean water, outdoor recreation, fresh food, wildlife, and healthy forests.
Our Vision
Conserved lands in every community, sustaining people and nature.
Much of the beautiful photography on this website is Copyright Jerry Monkman, EcoPhotography LLC
