SELT (Southeast Land Trust) and UNH Extension’s Health and Well-Being and 4-H Education and Youth Development teams are working together to deliver an epic summer camp experience for local children […]
UNH Students! Join the Camp ATLAS Crew! Read More »
We are currently doing some management on the Ann Tibbitts Schulz Turtle Brook Preserve to improve wildlife habitat. As part of the overall wildlife goals, and in conjunction with federal
National Organization Recognizes SELT for Strong Commitment to Public Trust and Conservation Excellence The Southeast Land Trust of New Hampshire (SELT) is excited to announce it has renewed its land
SELT Earns Accreditation Renewal Through Land Trust Alliance Read More »
On March 7, SELT partnered with the Bedford family to conserve three properties in Barrington, lands that have been in the family – and treasured – for generations. These parcels
Bedford Properties Conserved in Barrington Read More »
On January 30, SELT closed on the O’Connell Family Woods in Barrington. The conservation values of the land are through the roof, with Long Pond on the western edge of
O’Connell Family Woods in Barrington, Conserved Forever! Read More »
SELT is undertaking a strategic planning process, which will guide our conservation work for the next five to ten years – and we want to hear from you! Your feedback
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Effective January 1, 2024, there are a few changes to existing NH RSA 207: General Provisions as to Fish and Game, which gives private landowners more control over the placement
Game Camera and Tree Stand Use Changes for 2024 Read More »
Last year, shortly after SELT’s move to the Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature, our new home at Burley Farms was beautified with new perennial pollinator gardens.
Green Thumbs Up to Gwen and Laurie, SELT’s Volunteers of the Year Read More »
A key focus of our land management approach is wildlife habitat. Here, our Stewardship team talks about recent work that happened at Piscassic Greenway, which zeroed in on creating early
VIDEO: Habitat Happenings at Piscassic Greenway Read More »
The Southeast Land Trust of NH (SELT) recently completed the acquisition of a conservation easement over the 163-acre Landry Forest located along Washington Street, Franklin Pierce Highway and the shores
SELT Partners to Conserve 163 Acres in the Nippo Lake Watershed in Barrington Read More »