Monday, Jan. 23rd: Tonight’s Be Bear Smart! program is ON! The winter weather is supposed to hold off until later in the evening.
We hope you’ll join us for indoor and outdoor adventures this winter. Details here.
This season’s program has been generously supported by donations in memory of Audrey McCollum.
Don’t forget your microspikes and/or hiking poles on your next walk- many trails are slippery right now, and recent snow may be covering ice. Be safe and have fun!
As of Dec. 15, the Trescott Water Supply Lands are open for public recreation. Please help keep this beautiful area open for all to enjoy, by observing simple rules that protect our community’s drinking water quality. MORE
When you shop at smile.amazon.com, we hope you’ll consider designating the Hanover Conservancy to receive a donation of 0.5% of your purchase – at no cost to you. ‘Tis the season!
2017 Winter Trips – our colorful trip card will arrive in current members’ mailboxes right after Christmas. Look for yours!
Mark your calendar – we hope to see you there! DETAILS
In the meantime, don’t forget your blaze orange if you take to the woods or trails at this time of year.
Hunting season is upon us, and it’s time to don a bit of blaze orange when you’re out in the woods – your pet, too. Be safe out there – but don’t stop having fun outdoors!
9:30-11:30am – Family friendly bike ride along the old roads in the Trescott Water Supply Lands. We’ll ride the double wide trails and point out the single track options for your future riding. Bring a hybrid or mountain bike. We’ll ride in light rain; check back here before heading out if you see heavy rain or lightning.
Hanover Hike of the Month – visit a new trail every month and learn the backstory. MORE
On Saturday, April 16 at 11am The Messenger comes to the Nugget Theater! Incredible photography and a stirring message…Hanover Conservancy members (and all students) $5; non-members $8.
