Hanover High School Auditorium: Thursday, November 8th
- Refreshments from 6:30-7:00 p.m.
- Talk from 7:00- 8:00; Q&A to follow
- Hanover Conservancy meeting of the membership ~8:15
FREE and great for all ages!
FREE and great for all ages!
We’re putting a lot of faith in the forecast today- this space will be updated if we’re forced to postpone until tomorrow. See you at 4:30!
Join us at the main trailhead parking at the top of Velvet Rocks Dr. on Thursday, October 4th for live music, refreshments and a brief history of this conservation success. (RAIN DATE: Friday, Oct. 5th)
It takes a village to keep our trails clear and our forests and streams clean- without our incredible volunteers, we simply couldn’t keep up! Check out our display at the Howe Library June 1st through July 26th* to see some neat artifacts gathered during clean up days at Moose Mountain and Mink Brook Nature Preserve.
*Thanks to a huge amount of interest in the display, the Howe will be keeping it up for another month! Visit now through July 26th, or check back in August for a digital tour of the items and history.
Celebrate National Trails Day with our first StoryWalk collaboration with Howe Library!
Meet at the dirt parking lot at junction of Grasse/East Wheelock/Trescott Roads at 2 p.m. for a fun, easy walk on Balch Hill. We’ll be reading Bird Builds a Nest as we make our way along the Chapman and Grasse Road Trails.
Meet at the electrical substation off Route 10 at 7 a.m. on Friday, May 25th for the final walk of this spring birding series.
Rain all day Saturday but a beautiful Sunday- we’re calling it! Postponed til Sunday, May 13th from 11-1. Meet at the top of Moose Mountain Lodge Road for an easy walk with botanist Alice Schori, with a BYO picnic on the South Peak of Moose Mountain! See more details here.
Join the Mascoma Chapter of NH Audubon and the Hanover Conservancy for Friday morning bird walks along Mink Brook. Dates: May 4, 11, 18, & 25. Time: 7 AM – 10 AM. Bring binoculars. Meet in the dirt parking area, 0.5 miles south of Hanover on the west side of S. Main St. (Rt. 10). (Parking area is adjacent to the electric transfer station.)