Local farms are critically important to our communities, and SELT places a sky-high value on conserving working farmland so that farmers can continue to provide for our food needs for […]
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All gifts and pledges, of any amount and dollar-for-dollar, will be matched between now and October 26, 2020. Keep Merrymeeting Clean will protect the lake’s water quality, preserve scenic views, enhance nearby recreation, and conserve key wildlife habitat.
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Looking for fun ways to get outside? Download our Conservation Passport with bonus scavenger hunt to add to the outdoor fun! Download your printable Conservation Passport & Scavenger Hunt here! Click here to access trail guides to all 6
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What’s a cure for the stay-at-home doldrums? How about heading over to the SELT website, printing out our bodacious scavenger hunt, and taking to a SELT trail to see how
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We are saddened to share that Gail Bates, one of SELT’s earliest supporters, passed away on Friday, August 21 at the age of 103. For SELT, Gail was remarkable for
Driven by a desire to protect Barrington’s natural resources, Jim and Ann Schulz found themselves at the forefront of the town’s conservation movement during the 1970’s and 1980’s. They spearheaded
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SELTie volunteer superstars Srini, Walt, and Fred hit the Piscassic Greenway to repair a walkway on the Otis Hill Trail. SELT is indebted to our volunteers who support our stewardship
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Thanks to the generosity of our donors and the valuable contributions of our funders, SELT is excited to announce the successful conservation of Scruton’s Dairy Farm in Farmington, NH. Because
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Efforts to add 643 acres to the Birch Ridge Community Forest (BRCF) in New Durham were jumpstarted by the announcement of a $485,000 grant to the Southeast Land Trust of
US Forest Service Awards SELT $485,000 to Expand Community Forest in New Durham Read More »
Thank you to Brentwood voters! At their March Town Meeting, they overwhelmingly voted 137-17 to contribute $140,000 in funding for the purchase of a conservation easement on 35-acres commonly known
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