It was a short nap this year, despite bitter cold. Bears are up and about – and hungry! Time to take in those birdfeeders.
Our spring schedule of trips and programs is now available. See you there!
It was a short nap this year, despite bitter cold. Bears are up and about – and hungry! Time to take in those birdfeeders.
Our spring schedule of trips and programs is now available. See you there!
The Hanover Planning Board will consider a zoning amendment proposal on Tuesday, March 10 that would remove a density cap at Kendal, with ramifications for development on this riverfront land. MORE
The NH Fish and Game Department is preparing its new ten-year plan for game management in our state. The Hanover Conservancy has submitted comment on the draft plan regarding its proposed management of deer and bear. Locally, the deer population has become a nuisance and a threat to forest health in the absence of effective predation. More flexible rules are needed to permit more response population management. The department also proposes to reduce the black bear population in our area by 28%, a figure that seems drastic. We support the department’s efforts to educate people to become more responsible neighbors to bears and to invest in habitat protection. Read the Conservancy statement.
Spring is on its way – and it’s time to prune our orchard at Balch Hill. Join us on Saturday (bad weather date, Sunday) from 2-4 pm to learn how to prune fruit trees. MORE
Come in out of the cold and join us at Trumbull Hall in Etna on March 1 to hear about New Hampshire’s biggest trees. Some county champions are right here in Hanover!
Come along on Saturday, Feb. 21 with Alcott Smith to track wildlife in the wild eastern side of Hanover. Space limited – Hanover Conservancy members have priority, so please get in touch to save your space. MORE