Looking for a deal on sleeping bags, tents, or sleeping pads? We’ve got you covered! Spring is in the air and it’s time to gear up for adventure with SELT and our great friends at NEMO Equipment! From March 9-12, SELT will be hosting an online pop-up auction of amazing outdoor gear donated generously from […]
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Hampton Firm Uses CDFA Tax Credits to Support The Mathey Center for People and Nature EXETER- QA Technology Company Inc. has made a generous $50,000 donation to the Southeast Land Trust of New Hampshire (SELT), designating the funds for The Mathey Center for People and Nature. QA Technology, a leading electronics manufacturer based in Hampton,
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Nancy “Nan” Morris Mathey, 92, passed away peacefully at her Exeter residence on February 2, 2021. Nan was born December 4, 1928 in Orange, New Jersey to Robert Clarence Morris and Mildred Town (Morris). She was blessed to have two happy marriages: first to Richard “Dick” Durand (married in 1951) and then, following Richard’s passing
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A the end of summer last year, we took a walk to Stonehouse Brook in Leighton Forest – or, rather, what was left of the brook following a brutal drought. Our friend Jerry Monkman from EcoPhotography, LLC set up a time-lapse camera to see if we could capture the resilience of nature, as the environment
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The Wild & Scenic Film Festival celebrates the beauty and wonder of our natural world and inspires audiences everywhere to take action to protect it. Friday, April 16, 20217:00 – 9:00 pm (Virtual Lobby at 6:30) Our volunteer film committee has hand-picked a program from the award-winning films curated by the South Yuba River Citizens
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Last year, SELT welcomed two awesome Seasonal Land Stewards: Micaelie O’Hare and Kassandra Pearl. Micaelie and Kassandra joined the Stewardship crew of Deborah Goard (Stewardship Director), Parker Schuerman (Land Manager) and Amanda Hollenbeck (Easement Stewardship Manager) in June, deploying to SELT’s multitude of easements for monitoring duties and helped with management of SELT’s fee-owned lands.
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Updated January 29, 2021: Friends of Dennis have established an account at Granite State Credit Union to help ensure Dennis’ wife may remain in the family home. If you would like to honor and remember Dennis, you are invited to please make checks payable to “Janet Lewis” and send them to: Boyd and Lynn Chivers
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Thank you for a weird, different, but ultimately successful year of saving, stewarding, and sharing the lands you love! We can’t do any of it without our awesome donors, friends, volunteers, and partners. From all of us at SELT to all of you – Happy New Year!
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There’s no slowing down for SELT! As 2020 comes to a close our Land Conservation team is hard at work completing some awesome projects. Ann Tibbitts Schulz Turtle Brook Preserve, BarringtonThis well-managed 44.5 acre forest and wetland property is home to multiple species of wildlife as well as a stretch of public-accessible and scenic Barrington
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Somewhere in Epping, the Center of the Universe, a group of archaeologists from Independent Archaeological Consulting, LLC explore Burley Farms. Their purpose: to search for possible post-European settlement artifacts near the 18th century John Prescott Chase Farmhouse, which will be renovated and revitalized as part of SELT’s future project, The Mathey Center for People and
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