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Upcoming Events
Webinar: Connect to Protect – Land Protection Status and Trends in NH's Coastal Watershed
Tuesday, April 1, 12pm-1pm | Click to Register
In 2021, conservation partners set an ambitious goal of protecting 4,000 acres a year in the 52 towns that make up NH’s coastal watershed. To help meet this goal, we updated a regional conservation plan, rallied funders, technical assistance providers and municipalities, and launched an outreach program called Connect to Protect. So how are we doing? Pete Steckler from the Northeast Conservation Services has been updating data and maps about current conservation lands and will share a status report. Join this webinar to:
- Learn or remind yourself about Connect to Protect
- See the latest updates on status and trends of land protection for coastal NH
- Learn about available resources to support land protection and stewardship
- Connect with assistance providers and funders who support communities in this work
This webinar is hosted by the Connect to Protect team, including staff from NH Fish and Game/Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Northeast Conservation Services, Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership, UNH Extension, and NH Sea Grant.
Upcoming events will be posted here and shared via the Connect to Protect email list (sign up below).
You can find recordings and resources from past events here.
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