March 31 @ 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM
How can our communities adapt to pressure from newcomers fleeing its effects elsewhere? How can land conservation help us adapt to a changing climate and mitigate its effects, and what needed to reach the goal of 30% protected by 2030? Join us for an enlightening evening on Zoom where our presenters will discuss the climate crisis and the role land conservation plays.
Platform: Zoom
Presenters: Elena Mihaly, Vice President of Conservation Law Foundation Vermont and a Senior Attorney; Adair Mulligan, Executive Director of Hanover Conservancy
Register for the zoom program here!
Pine Park is Hanover’s first natural area permanently preserved as a park and today functions as the town’s “central park” for the enjoyment of walkers, joggers, skiers and many others. The park is owned by the Pine Park Association, a voluntary nonprofit that dates back to 1900, when a group of 17 local residents sought to prevent the Diamond Match Company from harvesting trees along the riverbank just north of the Ledyard Bridge.