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Emerald Ash Borer update

February 16, 2019

In face of Emerald Ash Borer invasion, NH lifts statewide quarantine, relying on homeowner efforts to slow the spread of this deadly pest.

EABs are here, and our ash trees will never be the same. Individual landowners are the best equipped to treat and save trees on private property. Throughout New England, large tracts of forest and roadways will be cleared of trees before infestation (when removal is much safer and lumber may be sold), in stages during the active infestation as budgets allow. Towns all across our region are using state resources to take inventories of ash trees within their town limits, and set priorities for removal or possible treatment. Stay informed: VT Invasives has an easy-to-navigate site, and the UNH Cooperative Extension regularly publishes information, like this blog and accompanying homeowner handout.

Filed Under: Conservation, Forest Ecology, Invasive Species, Research, Stewardship Tagged With: ash, EAB, Emerald Ash Borer, invasives

Hanover receives special deer hunting permits from NH Fish & Game

August 23, 2018

New webpage on local hunting coming soon…

View a 2018 map of areas where these permits can be used, and read more about the data behind Hanover’s multi-year application process from the Town’s Biodiversity Committee.

Filed Under: Balch Hill, Deer, Forest Ecology, Hunting, Lands, Partnerships, Research, Wildlife Tagged With: deer, Fish & Game, hunter, hunting, permits

TRESCOTT LANDS OPEN!

December 12, 2016

As of Dec. 15, the Trescott Water Supply Lands are open for public recreation. Please help keep this beautiful area open for all to enjoy, by observing simple rules that protect our community’s drinking water quality. MORE

When you shop at smile.amazon.com, we hope you’ll consider designating the Hanover Conservancy to receive a donation of 0.5% of your purchase – at no cost to you. ‘Tis the season!

2017 Winter Trips – our colorful trip card will arrive in current members’ mailboxes right after Christmas. Look for yours!

Filed Under: Education, Forest Ecology, Hunting, Lands, Partnerships, Stewardship, Trails, Trescott, Volunteers, Wildlife

Snowshoe Trek Through the Trescott Lands

December 29, 2015

Sunday 1/24 – join us to explore the Trescott Water Supply Lands with those who are working to open these long-closed 1,165 acres to public recreation. MORE.

Thanks to KLG Financial Solutions for sponsoring this season’s schedule of free Conservancy adventures.

Filed Under: Forest Ecology, King Bird Preserve/Hayes Farm Park, Outdoor Trips, Slade Brook, Trails, Trescott, Wildlife

Bears and birdfeeders; winter trips

December 4, 2015

Due to the mild weather, bears have not yet gone into their winter dens. While the strong apple crop may keep them busy elsewhere, it is best to keep your birdfeeders in a while longer to avoid temptations that could suburbanize our bears.

Current Conservancy members will soon receive our colorful card listing winter trips. Thanks to KLG Financial Solutions for sponsoring this season’s schedule of adventures!

Filed Under: Forest Ecology

Hunting Season – be safe out there

August 18, 2015

Safety orange is now in fashion for people and their pets until Dec. 15. The Balch Hill hunting policy (archery only) is posted here. General state rules apply at the Mayor-Niles Forest and at Greensboro Ridge (N of Silent Brook Trail only).

Filed Under: Balch Hill, Forest Ecology, Greensboro Ridge, Hunting, Wildlife

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Hanover, NH 03755
(603) 643-3433

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