If you’ve ever enjoyed a sunset across Goose Pond or a boat ride on its waters, then chances are you’ve taken in the beauty of the unfragmented hillside that lies between the pond and Moose Mountain. Similarly, if you’ve hiked to the south peak on Moose Mountain, you’ve enjoyed the views in the opposite direction […]
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The Risley family has a history of conservation work in the Upper Valley. In 1984, William and Virginia Risley donated 939 acres of timberland to the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests which included frontage on the north, west, and south portions of Grafton Pond in Grafton, NH. In 2003, they donated a […]
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High in the hills of North Pomfret, VT it seems like all you can see for miles around you are the fields, forests, hills, and valleys that make up the rural backdrop of the Vermont landscape. Much of this land has been protected by conscientious land owners who wish to make sure that the character […]
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Tunis District Conservation Area Complete
/0 Comments/in New Conservation Projects, What's New /by Jeanie McIntyreIf you’ve ever enjoyed a sunset across Goose Pond or a boat ride on its waters, then chances are you’ve taken in the beauty of the unfragmented hillside that lies between the pond and Moose Mountain. Similarly, if you’ve hiked to the south peak on Moose Mountain, you’ve enjoyed the views in the opposite direction […]
Risley Farmhouse – Continuing a Legacy of Land Conservation
/0 Comments/in New Conservation Projects, What's New /by Jeanie McIntyreThe Risley family has a history of conservation work in the Upper Valley. In 1984, William and Virginia Risley donated 939 acres of timberland to the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests which included frontage on the north, west, and south portions of Grafton Pond in Grafton, NH. In 2003, they donated a […]
Protected in North Pomfret
/0 Comments/in New Conservation Projects, What's New /by Jeanie McIntyreHigh in the hills of North Pomfret, VT it seems like all you can see for miles around you are the fields, forests, hills, and valleys that make up the rural backdrop of the Vermont landscape. Much of this land has been protected by conscientious land owners who wish to make sure that the character […]