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 […]
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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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
Well-Known 140-acre Atkinson Property Donated by the Schafer Family and Conserved by SELT in Partnership with the Town of Atkinson ATKINSON– On August 8, thanks to a generous land donation
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On July 12, SELT successfully completed the conservation of the 558-acre Jones Brook property in Milton. The property represents a significant resource for drinking water as it lies entirely within
We are excited to share SELT’s new Strategic Plan, which outlines our vision to accelerate our pace of land conservation, to steward these special places, to share nature with everyone
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As SELT accelerates its pace of land conservation, we have grown our team to meet the need. Say hello to our two new Conservation Project Managers: Kaitlin Deyo and Ben
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Annabelle is a recent graduate of The Derryfield School in Manchester. For her senior project she interned at SELT, where she got an up-close-and-personal look at the ins and outs
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Breaking trail news! The brand new and up-to-date trail guide and map for Birch Ridge Community Forest is now available to download to your device or to print and fold!
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An important property in Hampton featuring nearly 34 acres of high-value forest and wetlands is now conserved forever! SELT assisted with the process, working with the Town of Hampton, the