This week marks the 96th anniversary of the protection of Franconia Notch. We are the future generations that have benefited from the vision and action of our forebears.
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the health and well-being of our staff and community is our greatest priority. Here is how we are doing our part to prevent the continued spread of COVID-19.
Each year, the Forest Society honors someone whose outstanding dedication to conservation in New Hampshire is deserving of the organization’s highest recognition. This year we recognized Martha Chandler, of Laconia, as that person at our annual meeting on September 24 in Durham.
Your continued support makes us what we are today – one of the most effective statewide land conservation organizations in the country. Through our members, the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests has helped to protect over a million acres throughout the state, including some of the most stunning landscapes, important wildlife habitat and popular outdoor recreation destinations in the Northeast.
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