East of Moose Mountain, in Hanover, lies an extraordinarily rich complex of land resources including an important watershed that feeds the Mascoma River and the edge of an unfragmented forest block that extends into Lyme and Canaan to encompass 25,000 acres. When you look out across Goose Pond toward Moose Mountain you can see a […]
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When UVLT decided that it was going to own land outright we did so for many reasons – there are the obvious ones: trails and recreation, sustainable forestry, and protecting and managing large blocks of habitat. There are also less obvious reasons that are still vitally important: being able to run dynamic programming, making sure […]
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We are excited to announce that in June five new board members were confirmed to the Upper Valley Land Trust Board of Trustees. Patty Armstrong moved to the Upper Valley 20 years ago and recently retired from working in the music programs at the middle and high schools in Hanover. Growing up in the […]
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Creating the Tunis District Conservation Area
/0 Comments/in New Conservation Projects, UVLT Conserved Lands, What's New /by Jeanie McIntyreEast of Moose Mountain, in Hanover, lies an extraordinarily rich complex of land resources including an important watershed that feeds the Mascoma River and the edge of an unfragmented forest block that extends into Lyme and Canaan to encompass 25,000 acres. When you look out across Goose Pond toward Moose Mountain you can see a […]
Brookmead Food Pantry Garden and the Community Impact of Land Conservation
/0 Comments/in Other UVLT News, Outdoor Activities, Stewardship News, UVLT Conserved Lands, What's New /by Jeanie McIntyreWhen UVLT decided that it was going to own land outright we did so for many reasons – there are the obvious ones: trails and recreation, sustainable forestry, and protecting and managing large blocks of habitat. There are also less obvious reasons that are still vitally important: being able to run dynamic programming, making sure […]
Five New Trustees Appointed
/0 Comments/in Other UVLT News, What's New /by Jeanie McIntyreWe are excited to announce that in June five new board members were confirmed to the Upper Valley Land Trust Board of Trustees. Patty Armstrong moved to the Upper Valley 20 years ago and recently retired from working in the music programs at the middle and high schools in Hanover. Growing up in the […]