The Nature Conservancy in New Hampshire

Aerial of the Cockermouth River in Groton, NH. — Cockermouth River The Nature Conservancy protected 2,700 acres of Kimbll Hill Forest in Groton, New Hamsphire in 2017, including nearly 10 miles or river and stream frontage in the Newfound Lake watershed. © Joe Klementovich

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Make a Difference in New Hampshire

The mission of The Nature Conservancy is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. Since 1961, we've been working in New Hampshire to do just that. Together with partners, local landowners and the support of members like you, we have helped to protect nearly 300,000 acres and 680 miles of rivers and streams in the Granite State.

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Success

Celebrating 60 Years of Conservation in New Hampshire

With your help, we are protecting NH's lands and waters in ways that could not be imagined 60 years ago. Celebrate with us, and let’s imagine what we will do together in the next 60 years.

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Opportunity

A Trail For Everyone

We've officially broken ground (while breaking barriers!) on the construction of our All Persons Trail at Manchester Cedar Swamp Preserve! Watch the event video, get the latest info on the progress and more.

What We're Doing

Partnerships

SOAR: Supporting Oyster Aquaculture and Restoration

This new program is designed to help oyster farmers impacted by COVID-19 and the resulting economic downturn by purchasing surplus oysters and placing them on nearby oyster restoration projects.

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