Paradee Property is Conserved

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On June 14, 2023, the Paradee property, located in Orford, NH, was graciously conserved by Linda Paradee who donated a conservation easement. This parcel, situated on the banks of the Connecticut River has been in Linda's family since the 1800s.

Building a Legacy: Amber’s Story

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August is National Make-A-Will Month, a perfect opportunity to create your own will and express your vision and values. Amber Porter did. UVLT offers access to FreeWill, an online estate planning tool that can help you get started. This tool doesn’t replace the expert advice of your personal attorney -- you can use it to create a draft for review and discussion with your attorney, or if you prefer, write a simple will to execute as Amber did. August is a great time to begin!

Firewood Assistance in NH

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Last month, UVLT took steps to duplicate the Woodshed’s program and bring similar firewood assistance opportunities to NH. Due to strict exterior firewood quarantine guidelines in the state, the UVLT team headed to Up on the Hill in Charlestown, NH, to begin harvesting trees for the new program, hoping to officially launch and deliver to recipients in Fall 2023 (once harvested wood has dried sufficiently).

Introducing Our Newest Trustees

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UVLT is proud to announce two new Trustees to its Board, Christie Hedges (Orford, NH), and Gordon Richardson (Hartland, VT).

On the Trail

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We're improving trails at Lyme Hill! Visitors to the Lyme…

Devon Cattle Arrive at Brookmead Conservation Area

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After a busy spring clearing fencelines and improving pasture,…

Mud Season – To Hike or Not to Hike

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Winter seems to be at an end and it isn’t quite spring yet…
Lyme Hill sign

Story Walk Trail at Lyme Hill Conservation Area

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In 2019 Tara McGovern and Curtis Cote, both of Lyme, NH, approached…

Clearing the View at Lyme Pinnacle

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Beginning today UVLT will be clearing the view at Lyme Pinnacle.…

Connected Habitats for Wildlife

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UVLT is using remote sensing and on-the-ground studies to identify opportunities and develop recommendations for protecting, restoring, and promoting ecological wildlife connectivity in the region.