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SELT’s 2024 Annual Report is now available to view or download. Click here to view the 3D version Click here to view or download the PDF
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The warm weather on May 18 was an aberration for the type of spring New Hampshire had been met with in 2025, largely characterized by driving rain and 40-degree weather. But the clouds parted in time for a group of volunteers from Tri-City Subaru in Somersworth to give of their time and talents to support
Tri-City Subaru “Shares the Love” at Clyde Farm Read More »
The early spring brings more enriching outdoor adventures for Raymond and Epping students. Together, we’re cultivating the next generation of conservationists. And that means: more kids, more dirt, and more fun!
VIDEO: ATLAS Keeps Growing! Read More »
What’s a better way to celebrate Earth Day than to care for nature? We are grateful for the team of SELTies who took this to heart, journeying to Mast Road Natural Area in Epping for some good old-fashioned cleanup. Thank you for pitching in and making it an Earth Day to remember! If you’d like
Earth Day Volunteers Spruce Up Mast Road Natural Area Read More »
SELT is seeking an Advancement Director to lead the strategic vision and management of SELT’s vibrant and successful fundraising and donor engagement programs into the next chapter of our mission to save, share, steward, and sustain the special places in our region. A senior leadership position reporting directly to the Executive Director, the Advancement Director
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By Reuben Downey This is the first entry in a series of blog posts examining the history of SELT’s lands. The research project began in 2021 with deep dives undertaken by a committee of volunteers, who pored over historical deeds and probate records to unearth connections between Black and Indigenous individuals and the lands SELT
The Conservation Chronicle: A Historical Journey Begins Read More »
SELT supporter and volunteer Kate Dumas offered her professional expertise (and world-class number-crunching) for a deep-dive analysis of SELT’s effectiveness at meeting the costs of easement stewardship. Working closely with SELT’s Easement Stewardship Team, Kate went on easement monitoring visits, analyzed and summarized complex data, and presented questions for SELT’s Finance and Land Stewardship Committees
A Closer Look at the Land: An Interview with (Super) SELTie Kate Dumas Read More »
On March 14, SELT completed the permanent protection of the Harland W. Eaton Conservation Easement and the Manchester Water Works Conservation Easement in Auburn. These two parcels fit together as key pieces of the watershed puzzle that safeguards the water quality of Lake Massabesic, a source of drinking water for Manchester and its surrounding towns.
On February 28, SELT completed the conservation of the On Friday, SELT completed the conservation of the Griewank-Wakefield property in Rochester (also known as Shagbark Farm). At 73 acres, this is a tremendously resource-rich land, featuring fields, forests, and wetlands. The property has approximately 1,000 feet of frontage on the Salmon Falls River, which is
Conserved Forever – Griewank-Wakefield Property in Rochester Read More »
The Volunteer of the Year award was created to recognize that there would be no SELT if not for the dedication and commitment of the volunteers who have traveled with us throughout our history. For 2024, we are pleased to announce that Allen Williams is SELT’s Volunteer of the Year. We first met Allen at
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