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Spring trips announced!

March 31, 2025

We hope you’ll join us for another exciting season of events out on the land and around town. Our 2025 spring trips card will be making its way to member households shortly (join or renew today!), and you can find the full listing of events on our online calendar. You won’t want to miss fun outings to Balch Hill, Mayor-Niles Forest, the Dartmouth Organic Farm, and more.

And as always, all our events are free and open to the public—all are welcome!

Stay tuned throughout the spring months for pop-up volunteer events and other opportunities to come together and celebrate Hanover’s special places.

Filed Under: Balch Hill, Birds, Events, Indoor Programs, Mayor-Niles Forest, Moose Mountain, Outdoor Trips, Volunteers

Hanover Garden Club presents Doug Tallamy films at the Nugget

March 28, 2025

The Hanover Garden Club will host a special video presentation of two films from Doug Tallamy of Homegrown National Park on Tuesday, April 22, at the Nugget Theater. The films will address issues like how biodiversity is declining, and what you can do to help; simple, effective ways to create habitat and support wildlife; and the personal rewards of bringing nature back home and into our public spaces (like at the Hanover Garden Club beds in front of the Nugget!).

After the videos, ‘What’s the Rush’ and ‘Restoring Insects’, stick around for a live 30 minute Q&A to get your native planting questions answered. VT Center for Ecostudies’ Conservation Scientist Dr. Desirée Narango and Director of Conservation Science Dr. Ryan Rebozo will join Alicia Houk, author and local ecological gardening expert, as the panelists. They will discuss native plants, creating insect and bird habitats at home, and strategies for yard rewilding. Plus, we’ll have free resources to help you take action right away.

Come with your questions and enthusiasm to make a difference in biodiversity, one yard at a time.

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER: Visit the Hanover Garden Club’s website. 

 

Filed Under: Events, Indoor Programs Tagged With: events, Indoor event

Winter trips announced!

January 23, 2025

We hope you’ll join us for another exciting season of events out on the land and around town. Our 2025 winter trips card has been sent to member households (join or renew today!), and you can find the full listing of events on our online calendar. You won’t want to miss fun outings to Pine Park, Greensboro Ridge, Slade Brook, and more.

And as always, all our events are free and open to the public—all are welcome!

Stay tuned throughout the winter months for pop-up snowshoe events and other opportunities to come together and celebrate Hanover’s special places.

Filed Under: Events, Indoor Programs, Outdoor Trips

Announcing Spring Trips!

March 29, 2023

Our spring roster of trips is now ready! Current Hanover Conservancy members will receive a colorful announcement shortly. Come explore with us! Our trips are free and open to all.

Follow the link below for a list of our upcoming trips.

Spring Trip Calendar

Filed Under: Balch Hill, Birds, Events, Featured, Forest Ecology, Greensboro Ridge, Hudson Farm, Indoor Programs, King Bird Preserve/Hayes Farm Park, Lands, Outdoor Trips, Partnerships, Uncategorized, Wildlife Tagged With: Howe Library, Outdoor Events, Outdoor trips, spring, Spring trips, Vernal pools

On Tap: Maple Sugaring in New Hampshire Recording

March 17, 2023

Did you miss our program On Tap: Maple Sugaring in NH with Tim Bent and Rich Menge?

Watch the recording of the program below or on the Howe’s YouTube Page.

Filed Under: Events, Featured, Indoor Programs, Uncategorized Tagged With: Indoor event, maple, Maple Sugaring, The Howe

Moonlight Snowshoe Hike this Saturday!

February 28, 2023

Saturday, March 4, 5-8pm

Prowl the Slade Brook watershed by moonlight, discovering trail loops and Vermont views. Bonfire and refreshments follow. Suitable for ages 7 & up. Bring a headlamp or flashlight. Snowshoes or micro-spikes are available to borrow at the site if needed.

Meet: 11 Old Lyme Road.

Level: Easy to moderate; initial uphill climb.

Leader: Hugh Mellert.

Registration for this hike is encouraged: register here!

All Events are free and open to the public. No dogs, please!

Filed Under: Events, Outdoor Trips Tagged With: bonfire, hike, Outdoor trips, snowshoe, Winter

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Hanover, NH 03755
(603) 643-3433

info@hanoverconservancy.org

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