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New Kiosk at Pine Park

December 8, 2022

Hanover Conservancy and Town of Hanover volunteers lent a hand to help our neighbors, Pine Park Association, install a new kiosk at the entrance to Pine Park. We had loads of fun using the electric post-hole digger!

Pine Park members and Town of Hanover Volunteers

Filed Under: Featured, Lands, Pine Park, Stewardship, Uncategorized

Remembering Bob Norman

September 22, 2022

A wonderful article from the West Lebanon Valley News about our late co-founder Bob Norman.

https://westlebanonvalleynews-nh.newsmemory.com/?publink=125195068_134861b

Filed Under: Board of Directors, Conservation, Media, Uncategorized

A Trip Through Tunis History

September 12, 2022

Sun, Sept. 25, 10am-noon

Remote northeast Hanover is the Tunis District, a once-busy 19th c. settlement with its own one-room schoolhouse built in 1822. Celebrate its 200th anniversary with a peek at the beautifully restored school and easy/moderate hike to an historic mill site. Location: 88 Wolfeboro Road. Leaders: Barbara Fildes, Keith Quinton, and Adair Mulligan. Co-sponsored with the Hanover Historical Society.

Head over to Event Page for more information and registration!

Filed Under: Education, Events, History, Lands, Outdoor Trips, Partnerships, Tunis Mill Lot, Uncategorized Tagged With: Fall Trips, Hanover Historical Society, Outdoor event, Outdoor trips, Town of Hanover, Tunis, Tunis School house

New Board Emeritus

August 26, 2022

The Conservancy is proud to announce that Hugh Mellert has been named as an Emeritus Member of its Board of Directors. Hugh served on the Board from 1998-2018. An energetic and dedicated community volunteer, Hugh leads outdoor trips, advises on stewardship of our natural areas, and, most recently, stepped up to lead the complex effort to replace the trail bridge at the Mink Brook Nature Preserve. Many have participated in his annual winter moonlight snowshoe tour at Slade Brook, and enjoyed a trail Hugh has helped manage or crossed a bridge he built. He is a valued voice on our Community Engagement, Lands, and Land Stewardship Committees. Hugh is also vice-chair of the Hanover Conservation Commission and chair of its Trails Committee.

Filed Under: Board of Directors, Uncategorized Tagged With: Board of Directors, Emeritus, volunteer

Feet Needed at Pine Park

August 23, 2022

Much is afoot at Hanover’s oldest conservation area, and trail builders are asking for eager feet to help “break in” some new trails. In the park’s interior, volunteers are clearing two east-west connector trails between the River Trail and the Cathedral Trail, where foot traffic would help harden the treadway. So, if you are in Pine Park, check out these new connectors and help establish them as part of the trail network.

Work has also started (photo) on the accessibility trail from the former clubhouse. Avoid this trail until it’s ready but enjoy seeing the progress.

Filed Under: Lands, Pine Park, Stewardship, Trails, Uncategorized

Emerald Borer in Hanover

August 9, 2022

Emerald Borer in Hanover: A discussion this Wednesday at Howe Library with Bill Davidson at NH Division of Forests & Lands.

When: Wednesday, August 10th at 7pm

Where: Murray Room at the Howe Library

Filed Under: Events, Forest Ecology, Indoor Programs, Invasive Species, Uncategorized

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Our generous members and Corporate Conservators help make all of this possible. If you’re a customer of  our local business supporters, please let them know their contributions are appreciated!

71 Lyme Road
Hanover, NH 03755
(603) 643-3433

info@hanoverconservancy.org

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