SELT and New Hampshire Fish and Game are partnering to make some important improvements to the property access at Stonehouse Pond to better balance fishing, swimming, and hiking access on […]
Stonehouse Pond Improvements and Updates Read More »
Introducing: the Trail Tip Jar! If you’d like to support our efforts in caring for the lands you love, please consider leaving a virtual tip! And here’s the really cool
Introducing the Trail Tip Jar Read More »
We’re excited to welcome Connor Breton, our new Forest and Wildlife Habitat Manager, who will be starting with SELT this July. Connor is filling a new role within our Stewardship
Welcome Connor Breton, SELT’s New Forest and Wildlife Habitat Manager Read More »
For Beryl Harper, there is no greater joy than sharing her passion for the natural world with the next generation of lovers of the land. Which is no surprise considering
SELTie Spotlight: Beryl Harper Read More »
Special for Father’s Day: the ultimate dad joke showdown. Brian, SELT’s head honcho, and Dave, SELT’s communications guy, have conjured up the corniest nature and animal-themed zingers to try and
Video: The Father’s Day Special Dad Joke Showdown! Read More »
SELT’s 2022 Conservation Celebration and Annual Meeting will be a special one as we gather to officially unveil The Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley
SELT’s Conservation Celebration and Annual Meeting Happening on June 11 Read More »
The new trail connecting SELT’s Stonehouse Pond parking area with the “swimming boulder” is in process! Work is ongoing to create the trail, with an anticipated completion date at the
Coming soon to Stonehouse Forest – a new path to the swimming boulder Read More »
If you have spent time at Merrymeeting Lake lately, you may have noticed changes along Birch Ridge due to recent management activities. The cut that you see is a prescribed
Adventures in forestry and wildlife habitat at Birch Ridge Community Forest Read More »
Huge thanks to our pals at Tri-City Subaru, who came over to Burley Farms to unleash their volunteer horsepower and pull the invasive garlic mustard (a particularly aggressive plant that can
VIDEO: The Great Garlic Mustard Pull Read More »