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Whitman Brook Documentary Film screening

February 1, 2023

February 15 @ 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Join Hanover Conservancy for a special screening of this beautifully crafted film about a man’s connection with his land. A conversation follows with the protagonist team and the filmmaker, who was named NH Filmmaker of the Year at the NH Film Festival premiere in October.

Co-sponsored by HHS Environmental Club.

Meet: Hanover High School auditorium.

Presenters: Terry Dorman, Addie Gardner, and Ben Silverfarb.

Register for the event here:
https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/fnBx1eReWvLez5U1y7RR1A

Filed Under: Events, History, Indoor Programs, Partnerships, Uncategorized Tagged With: Documentary, Film, Hanover High School, Indoor event, trips, Whitman Brook, Winter Trip

Family Snowshoe at the Ray School

January 23, 2023

Sun., Feb. 12, 1:30-3pm-Let’s go play outside on the Ray School trails! Snowshoes are available for those who need them. We‘ll enjoy the beautiful outdoors and have yummy treats to warm our hearts. Add to your Passport to Winter Fun! Co-sponsored by Ray School PTO.

Register Here: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/gegPqcD48x2SJ0X2MrvfrQ

Filed Under: Events, Outdoor Trips, Partnerships, Trails Tagged With: family friendly, Outdoor trips, ray school, snowshoe, trails

Hanover Conservancy Comment on North Campus Proposal

January 6, 2023

Sunset over the proposed building site
Eroding gully on the driving range. Drainage from the proposed development would be sent in this direction toward Girl Brook.

The Hanover Conservancy has been following the proposals by Dartmouth College to develop a new campus on Lyme Road, north of the traditional campus, on its former golf course land. Concerns about challenging soils and drainage conditions, along with the proximity of Pine Park and the already-impaired Girl Brook, have led our organization to offer this comment.

Read HC letter to The Town regarding Concerns with North Campus

Photos (by Hanover Conservancy board and staff)

    Filed Under: Connecticut River, Conservation, Lands, Pine Park, Stewardship Tagged With: conservation, Dartmouth College, Girl Brook, North Campus, Pine Park, Town of Hanover

    Winter Trips are here!

    January 3, 2023

    Our winter trips are here! Head over to our event page to check out the exciting events we have happening this winter season.

    https://www.hanoverconservancy.org/events/

    Filed Under: Events, Outdoor Trips

    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: Lands, Pine Park, Stewardship, Uncategorized

    Osher participants are raving about the Hanover Conservancy’s classes

    November 21, 2022

    Adair Mulligan and Gail McPeek have finished up another successful Osher session and the participants can’t stop raving about it! See what they had to say below:

    “Gail and Adair are both talented teachers. It is a pleasure to listen to them; they are wonderful at answering all questions.”

    “So knowledgeable!!!!!!! Learning by seeing!”

    “Gail went above and beyond providing make-up hikes, due to the heavy rain on the day of our final hike.”

    Keep an eye out for future Hanover Conservancy Classes through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

    Filed Under: Events, History, Indoor Programs, Lands, Outdoor Trips Tagged With: Dartmouth, History of Lands, Osher, Osher Classes, Outdoor event, Outdoor trips

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