Volunteers Needed: Potter Farm Tree Planting

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Field Trips and Events

Volunteers Needed: Tree Planting at Potter Farm

May 17, 2012 - May 17, 2012
10 a.m.

Potter Farm
Route 3
Northumberland & Groveton, NH | Show Directions

Directions

From the South:

Take Route 93 North to exit 35.
Merge onto Route 3 North.
Continue on Route 3 North for approximately 35 miles.
Look for the Historic Town Hall on the right with the "Welcome to Northumberland" sign. The Potter Farm entrance is the second driveway on the left after you have passed the sign (we'll have arrows at the entrance).
Drive down the driveway to the parking area in the field.

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Planting silver maples at Potter Farm, Northumberland, NH. Jeff Lougee/TNC

This May, we’ll be planting silver maples at the historic Potter Farm as part of our floodplain forest restoration efforts. Hundreds of trees will be planted and we need your help! Bring work clothes, gloves, sturdy shoes that can get wet and digging tools. BBQ lunch will be provided. Contact Doug Bechtel via email or 603.224.5853, x 16 to be placed on the volunteer list. Date is subject to change due to weather conditions, so be sure to include your contact information!