Last week, another step was taken towards completing the community’s exciting vision of Birch Ridge Community Forest with the installation of the new Birch Ridge sign at the trailhead. None […]
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For his Eagle Scout project, Peter decided to support SELT and build four kiosks to be placed at SELT public properties. These kiosks will contain maps and information about the
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Hey there SELTies! This Giving Tuesday we wanted to do something a little bit different – and give something to you, our awesome friends and supporters. We’ve heard from many
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LCHIP awards $4.1 million to Support Natural and Historic Resource Projects Statewide NEW DURHAM – The Board of Directors of the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program (LCHIP) has announced
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A crisp, sun-splashed autumn day – the perfect milieu for for a walk on the Piscassic-Greenway. The destination? The sprawling foot-bridge that offers a fantastic opportunity to view flora and
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Volunteers and SELT staff took to Birch Ridge Community Forest to begin construction of a new trail system, which will give the public the opportunity to enjoy this remarkable land.
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It was 1947 and World War II had just ended and an unmarried man with deep roots in Rye probably didn’t even realize that in four short years he’d be married and later starting and raising a family
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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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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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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
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