We’re excited to be featured in the fall issue of Here in Hanover magazine! Pick up your copy around town or share the article with friends online.
We’re excited to be featured in the fall issue of Here in Hanover magazine! Pick up your copy around town or share the article with friends online.
Registration for the 8th annual Hanover Trails Challenge is now open at HanoverRec.com!
Register now for the 8th Annual Hanover Trails Hike Challenge — a joint program of the Hanover Conservancy and Town of Hanover Parks and Recreation. The Trails Challenge begins on June 14 and runs through September. Participants receive a booklet with maps, directions, property descriptions and a destination marker to find and record. Complete 6 of 9 hikes to be eligible for a raffle of prizes from local businesses: King Arthur Flour, Umplebys, Blue Sky Restaurant Group, Dan & Whits, Stateline Sports, Hanover Adventure Tours, Ramuntos, Blue Sparrow Kitchen, VINS and more.
Registration Fees: $6.00 Individual, $20 for a family of 4 or more, children 4 and under free, optional t-shirt purchase for $5.00.
A BIG THANKS to our 4 major business sponsors: Revision Energy, BE Fit, Lou’s, and LindeMac Real Estate!
Sign up today!
The History of Conservation in Hanover…or, how to string a green necklace, bead by bead.
Tuesday, April 27, 7:00pm – via Zoom
Sponsored by the Hanover Conservancy and Hanover Historical Society
Speaker: Adair Mulligan, Executive Director, Hanover Conservancy
We’ll take an armchair tour of Hanover and its many now-protected spaces to celebrate Earth Week.
Beginning with a look back at the bad old days of water pollution, environmental degradation, and the
back to the land movement, we’ll go forward with the founding 60 years ago of the Hanover
Conservation Council (now Hanover Conservancy), and the blossoming of conservation efforts in this
beautiful town, from the Connecticut River to the peaks of Moose Mountain. Well-illustrated with maps
and images, we’ll reveal the backstory of how the “green necklace” came to be strung around
downtown Hanover, culminating in the protection this year of the 250-acre Mink Brook Community
Forest.
Open to all – register for zoom link at www.hanoverconservancy.org/events
We are thrilled to announce that the 250-acre Mink Brook Community Forest (formerly owned by the Leavitt family) off Greensboro Road is now permanently protected and open to the public! An entire generation of conservationists worked to make this project happen: read the full press release here.
This couldn’t have happened without The Town of Hanover and the Trust for Public Lands working in tandem with generous local donors- thank you all! The Mink Brook Community Forest belongs to the Town of Hanover and will be managed for sustainable forestry, low-impact recreation and biodiversity.
The land is now open to the public. Keep an eye out for guided hikes to the property, to be announced soon!
Learn about the history of hydropower on the Connecticut River, view photos, read about future management plans and more on Great River Hydro’s new public-facing website!