In early 2022, SELT finalized a management plan for Stonehouse Forest written by natural resource professionals and approved by SELT’s conservation partners, including NH Fish and Game. Guided by this […]
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Get all the latest news on upcoming conservation projects, stewardship initiatives, events, and outreach! Check out the Winter 2024 SELT Views newsletter. Click here to read or download (PDF)
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On December 20, SELT completed the conservation of the Fuller property in Brentwood. The Fuller family has owned the property for decades, Norma Fuller spent much of her adult life
NH’s Land and Community Heritage Investment Program (LCHIP) Awards 26 Grants to Communities and Non-Profit Organizations Across the State Concord, NH. On Monday, December 9th, Governor Sununu joined the New Hampshire
100,000 pounds of material spread over nearly half-of-a-mile . Five bridges repaired. Two bridges replaced. It was an epic stretch of volunteer trail work at Mast Road Natural Area in
VIDEO: Making Mast Road More Accessible Read More »
Click here to read the 2024 edition of The Understory, the official magazine of SELT. Click here to view or download the PDF.
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Recently, Yohann Hanley, SELT’s Trails and Community Engagement Manager, headed out to Tucker and French Family Forest in Kingston with Dennis, a SELT volunteer, to take accessibility measurements with our
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The yellow school buses have returned! Yesterday, we welcomed a legion of enthusiastic kindergartners from Epping Elementary School, who journeyed to Burley Farms to kick off the new school session of
VIDEO: ATLAS 2024 Kicks off! Read More »
Here’s a look behind-the-scenes at Harvey’s Kennard Hill Forest, where SELT stewardship staff and volunteers tag-teamed to build some new, sturdy bridges (stay until the end to see how it
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Awesome news: on September 3, the Portsmouth City Council unanimously approved the Conservation Commission’s recommended contribution of up to $1 million from the City’s Conservation Fund to support the permanent