MMRG In Action

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MOOSE MOUNTAIN REGIONAL GREENWAYS IN ACTION

Moose Mountains Regional Greenways Board members and staff on the recently conserved Moose Mountain with Forest Society staff.

MMRG Conserves 100+ Acres in Brookfield and Wakefield

Moose Mountains Regional Greenways Adds Staff

Conservation Groups Partner to Present Annual Branch River Paddle

MMRG Presents Workshop on Tax Incentives for Land Conservation

Sixth Annual Woods, Water and Wildlife Festival

Twenty Attend Local Workshop for Conservation Commissioners

Landowner Donates Conservation Easement on 26 acres in Wakefield

MMRG Leads Initiative to Conserve 120 Acres in Sanbornville

Local Hunters Help Conserve Horn Brook Forest

Moose Mountains Regional Greenways Presents Hawk and Nature Watch and Walk

Woods, Water and Wildlife Festival ‘07 is a Hit with Farmers, Foresters and Families

Conservation Groups Partner to Present Annual Branch River Paddle

More than 30 people Explore Vernal Pools with MMRG

MMRG Kicks Off Community Outreach Program with Mapping Workshop for Local Officials

MMRG awarded $8,500 Grant from NH Estuaries Project

MMRG receives $30,000 donation

Woods, Water and Wildlife Festival ‘06 is a Hit with Farmers, Families and Foresters

Moose Mountains Regional Greenways Showcases Conservation Success

Moose Mountains Regional Greenways Leads Tour of Farmington Project

116 Acres on Union Meadows in Wakefield Conserved

We've Moved!

Moose Mountain Reservation Forum

A Letter from the Chair

MMRG Crafts Strategy to Conserve 178 Acres on Mad River

Smart Growth, Taxes and New Durham’s Future

Moose Mountain Preservation Project Nearing Completion

New Science-Based Land Conservation Plan Announced

Kids and Parents Hit the Trail with MMRG

Conservation Organizations Partner to Preserve Moose Mountain

Paddlers Learn about Link between Land and Water

Community Conservation Roundtable

Greater Piscataqua Community Foundation Award $10,000 Grant

MMRG Receives Competitive National Award

Trail Day Big Success

Local Leaders Learn Land Conservation Strategies at Workshop

Local Leaders Discover Wildlife Habits

MMRG Receive NH Estuaries Project Grant

MMRG Completes Three-Year Wetlands Study

Moose Mountains Conserves 100 Acres in Wakefield

Farmington Greenbelt Grows

Farmington Greenbelt and 500 Boys and Girls Club Property (2004)

2003 Annual Report (Requires Acrobat Reader)

Local Leaders Attend Conservation Summit

MMRG Conserves Piper Mountain Overlook

MMRG Completes Natural Resource Opinion Survey

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