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Word count: 345 words, Reading time: 1.4 minutes"Hanover Conservancy HomeAbout Us Celebrating 60 Years What We Do Advocacy Conservation Education Stewardship Board & Staff Membership Benefits Contact UsGet Outdoors Hanover Lands Balch Hill Natural Area Mink Brook Nature Preserve Other Properties Hanover Hikes Hanover Trails Challenge Upper Valley Hikes Exploring Nature at Home HuntingEvents Calendar Spring Wildflower Scavenger Hunt Private EventsGet Involved Donate Volunteer Adopt a Trail Corporate Conservators Planned GivingEducation School Programs KAST Connecticut River Studies Hanover High School Scholarship Request a Field Trip or Speaker Research on Our Lands Hanover History ResourcesNews Remembering Bob Norman Reports & e-NewsConserve Your Land The Hanover Conservancy is dedicated to the conservation of land and water, and to deepening the appreciation of natural resources for the benefit of the Hanover, NH community and beyond. Explore Learn Give Volunteer Founded in 1961, the Hanover Conservancy is New Hampshire’s oldest local land trust.Recent News Thank you, Adair The Hanover Conservancy would like to inform our members, partners, and neighbors that Adair Mulligan, the Conservancy’s Executive Director, has decided to step aside. Her career has been marked by a deep love of our land and dedicated service to expanding and strengthening conservation initiatives in the Upper Valley of […] Read More Thank you, AdairContinue Another Trails Challenge season comes to a close Thank you for participating in the 12th annual Hanover Trails Challenge. More than 120 people registered for this year’s Challenge, including individuals, families, and groups of friends . We hope everyone enjoyed getting outdoors and exploring some or all of our featured trails this summer. New for this year, we […] Read More Another Trails Challenge season comes to a closeContinue 2025 Nominations to the Board of Directors Sarah Kitz Sarah Kitz has a background in sustainable forest management and conservation. She is currently a Managing Director at The Lyme Timber Company, a forestland investment group in Hanover, NH, where she works on existing and prospective investments. Immediately prior, Sarah served as Manager of Business Development for Green […] Read More 2025 Nominations to the Board of DirectorsContinue hanoverconservancy New Hampshire's oldest local land trust. Conserving land and water for our community since 1961. Load More Follow on Instagram Upcoming Events There are no upcoming events. 71 Lyme RoadHanover, NH 03755(603) 643-3433info@hanoverconservancy.org Get Involved Become a MemberVolunteerBusiness SponsorsConserve Your LandEmployment Our Mission AdvocacyConservationEducationStewardship Explore HanoverHanover HikesUpcoming EventsUpper Valley HikesTrails ChallengeCopyright © 2025 Hanover Conservancy | Design by Chase Brook Software"
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