SELT is undertaking a strategic planning process, which will guide our conservation work for the next five to ten years – and we want to hear from you! Your feedback will be critical in informing our approach, as we develop the playbook that will guide us through the next decade. And, as you know, when […]

Effective January 1, 2024, there are a few changes to existing NH RSA 207: General Provisions as to Fish and Game, which gives private landowners more control over the placement of game cameras (NH RSA 207:63) and tree stands/blinds (NH RSA 207:36-a) on their property. A summary of the changes follows. For full text of

Last year, shortly after SELT’s move to the Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature, our new home at Burley Farms was beautified with new perennial pollinator gardens. Following the planting, an elite team of volunteer gardeners was assembled to steward the gardens and, due to the near-drought conditions of the 2022 summer,

The Southeast Land Trust of NH (SELT) recently completed the acquisition of a conservation easement over the 163-acre Landry Forest located along Washington Street, Franklin Pierce Highway and the shores of Nippo Lake in Barrington, NH.   “The Landry property is a puzzle piece that builds the conservation bridge from SELT’s Leighton Forest to SELT’s Stonehouse

The 2023 edition of The Understory, SELT’s annual magazine, is now available to read or download! Click here to read online Click here to download the PDF

Local artist Bob Thoresen is currently exhibiting his multimedia art presentation “Buried in Trash: Plastic is Poison for Our Planet” at The Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms in Epping. The exhibit’s goal is to educate and create awareness about how excessive use of plastic pollutes the environment. The