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Marshall Brook Wetlands Trip Feb. 25

February 21, 2012

On Feb. 25, we explored this extensive wild area in the northeast corner of Hanover with naturalist Alcott Smith, and found fresh bobcat tracks and a beaver mansion, among many other discoveries. Take the tour (through the lens of Jim Block’s camera) here!

Filed Under: Outdoor Trips, Uncategorized, Wildlife

New Officers

February 10, 2012

On February 9, the Hanover Conservancy Board of Directors elected its 2012 officers: Nancy Collier, President; Kristine McDevitt, Vice President; Andrew Samwick, Treasurer; Robert Ballou, Secretary. This year the Conservancy welcomed three new board members: Ballou, Jeffrey Harris, and Jay Rozzi. Meet our hard-working board

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Icy trails

February 1, 2012

“Winter” has not yet brought the most inviting trail conditions. Consider adding traction-enhancers to your winter wardrobe. Micro-spikes, stabilicers, grippers, YaxTrax, mini-crampons, and other such gear stretch over your boots and are available in a wide range of colors at local outfitters. They’re useful on slippery driveways and sidewalks too.

Filed Under: Outdoor Trips

Greensboro Ridge Discoveries Revealed

January 23, 2012

Biologists John Severance and Elise Lawson of Watershed to Wildlife, Inc. shared their discoveries at the Greensboro Ridge Natural Area on Jan. 23 at the Howe Library. We asked them to inventory natural resources on our 113-acre preserve and to tell us what they found. An unusual saxifrage swamp…fisher stalking porcupine…richly productive vernal pools, and more.

Filed Under: Events, Forest Ecology, Greensboro Ridge, Wildlife

Winter trips begin!

January 18, 2012

Our winter trips get underway this Saturday at Balch Hill with a leisurely snowshoe hike for families. We’ll admire the wintry view from the summit and enjoy warming refreshments afterward. Snowshoes will be available for those who need them. Ice grippers or YaxTrax might be a good alternative. Meet at the end of Hemlock Road. Leader: Rob Harris. For more information, call Gail McPeek at 643-6327.

Filed Under: Balch Hill, Outdoor Trips Tagged With: Balch Hill, snowshoe, trip

Icy trail conditions

January 3, 2012

Rain in January is never a great thing for trails. Please watch your step and hope for some proper snow. We’ve provided shovels at our crossings at Mink Brook, but they can’t help with ice. Happy New Year to all.

Filed Under: Balch Hill, Greensboro Ridge, Mink Brook, Slade Brook Tagged With: safety, trails

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Hanover, NH 03755
(603) 643-3433

info@hanoverconservancy.org

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