SELT Stories

Conservation Coming Down the Pike
There’s 36 acres - and there’s 36 acres. The Pike property is the latter, a small but mighty land that protects the drinking water for the Town of Durham and UNH, gives shelter to valuable wildlife, and connects to a tapestry of conserved land.

The Open Space
This land is laced with more than just memory and history; it is a hub of coastal watershed protection, mature hardwood forests, diverse wildlife habitat, and farm-ready soils.

Clarity of Purpose
The conservation o the Landry property in Barrington has protected the waters of Nippo Lake – and the memories that have been created for generations.

The Legacy of Elisha Locke
How one man went from the Civil War battlefield to the Barrington farm field, and charted a path to a contemporary conservation mosaic.

Oh, Ardnaberrry!
In the coastal cradle of Rye, a special land with a long, eccentric history and a name you won't soon forget has been conserved for all time - and the seacoast community is better for it.

Kid-Powered, Mother Nature-Approved
For a group of nature-defending, power-tool-curious fifth graders, getting outside and using their hands to benefit the living landscape of Stonehouse Forest is as great a school day as you could ask for.

No Water, No City
The Rochester Water Works team carries forward a legacy of conservation-powered, forward-thinking H20 protection and SELT is proud to partner with them on a journey that connects the past to the present.

Great-Great-Great Bay Farm
The iconic dairy farm in Greenland, passed down for generations since the 19th century, conserved forever.