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By Hannah Ritchings.
I started my internship at Moose Mountains Regional Greenways in November of last year, keen on land conservation, environmental protection, and wildlife; especially reptiles and amphibians. With the help of Joshua Megyesy of New Hampshire Fish and Game, MMRG created a species inventory project for me […]
My family and I just started down the path of the Whiteface Mountain trail when suddenly we saw this enormous boulder. On the back of it, we found a place to climb up and it felt like we were inside the trees rather than beneath them- breathing the fresh oxygen […]
Thanks to Kari Lygren, Emily Lord and Amy Gardner for photos of our last Snowshoe Tracking activity.
Moose Mountains Regional Greenways (MMRG) and Branch Hill Farm/Carl Siemon Family Charitable Trust (BHF/CSFCT) will jointly offer a kids’ snowshoe walk and tracking activity. Snowshoe tracking is the […]
— How the fungi (with help from their friends, the trees) created coal and caused climate change…
With thanks to Susan Goldhor of Wonalancet Outdoor Club for this article and associated illustrations.
MMRG’s first Visioning Session held at the Wakefield Opera House; photo courtesy of Steve Whitman.
MMRG invites all who care about conserving our land and resources for future generations to contribute to a shared vision for preserving the special places of our region. A Saturday-morning Community Visioning Session is planned from […]
Thanks to Kate Wilcox for these photos of our 2015 WWW Festival!
Moose Mountains Regional Greenways’ 14th annual Woods, Water & Wildlife Festival will take place on Saturday, August 13 from 10 am to 3 pm at Branch Hill Farm (BHF), 307 Applebee Road in Milton Mills, NH. This day-long celebration […]
To conserve key natural resource areas in our New Hampshire communities and connect them within a permanently protected network of greenways and open space for today and tomorrow.
A land trust is a nonprofit organization that works with communities and individuals to conserve natural areas, waterways, forests, and more.
The conserved lands of Moose Mountains Regional Greenways located in the communities of Brookfield, Wakefield, Milton, Union, Farmington, New Durham, Middleton, Wolfeboro, Tuftonboro and Ossipee, New Hampshire rest on the traditional ancestral homelands of the Abenaki, Pennacook, Wabanaki and Pequawket Peoples past and present. We acknowledge and honor with gratitude the aki (land), nebi (water) and the alnobak (people), the original stewards of N’dakinna (homeland). We take this opportunity to humbly thank them and reflect on the history attached to these precious lands. For more information, please visit Indigenous NH.
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