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Subscribe to our Enews Conservation Commission News 2021 Conservation Commission Reports 19 Buck Road, Hanover, NH 03755 | (603) 643-6626 0Shopping CartWays to GiveLand Conservation Landowner Stories Our Mission and Strategic Focus Areas Gile Ridge and Woody Adams Conservation Forest Conservation Tools and MethodsEventsGet Outside Public Access Trails Trail & Campsite Use Guidelines River Access, Recreation, & Campsites Mobility DisabilitiesConservation AreasDONATE NOWSearch Menu Menu Donate Since 1985Conservation Solutions forthe Places You LoveLearn MoreWe Know You Love the Upper Valley.We Do Too.We provide conservation leadership, tools and expertise to permanently protect the working farms, forested ridges, wildlife habitat, water resources, trails and scenic landscapes that makes the Upper Valley a special place to live. We work with local conservation commissions and volunteer groups to identify and prioritize land conservation opportunities. We provide technical assistance and conservation solutions for landowners. We steward permanent agreements that conserve key properties forever.Land ConservationUVLT focuses its mission in 45 Vermont and New Hampshire towns in the upper Connecticut River Valley.Learn MoreGet OutsideEnsuring public access to natural areas has always been a priority of the Upper Valley Land Trust.Learn MoreGet ConnectedFollow along to learn more about your community, the natural world, land conservation, stewardship opportunities and more.eNewsletter Sign UpRecent PostsThe Stories That Connect UsMay 19, 2023When friends and supporters of UVLT gather at Poverty Lane Orchard for our annual celebration on May 31, we will be joined by Rebecca Rule, a writer and storyteller who hosts Our Hometown on New Hampshire PBS. https://uvlt.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Half-Mile-Pond-Trail-Hike-at-Smith-Pond-Shaker-Forest-21.jpg 609 1000 Ryan Collette http://uvlt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/uvlt-logo-stacked.png Ryan Collette2023-05-19 12:52:582023-05-19 12:57:37The Stories That Connect UsPhoto by J. SCOTT ALTENBACHA Suitable Habitat for Endangered Northern Long Eared BatsFebruary 10, 2023Effective March 31, 2023, the Northern Long-Eared Bat (myotis-septentrionalis) will officially move from threatened (first designated in 2015) to endangered under the Endangered Species Act. https://uvlt.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/bat.jpg 880 1407 Ryan Collette http://uvlt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/uvlt-logo-stacked.png Ryan Collette2023-02-10 17:07:452023-02-10 17:07:45A Suitable Habitat for Endangered Northern Long Eared BatsInterior Forest is a Gift to NatureJanuary 9, 2023The Mary Elizabeth Kincaid Woodland, donated to UVLT last month, is part of an unfragmented landscape with diverse topography that sustains native plants and animals. https://uvlt.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/woodland-1-e1673273836907.jpg 636 477 Ryan Collette http://uvlt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/uvlt-logo-stacked.png Ryan Collette2023-01-09 09:23:552023-01-11 13:13:04Interior Forest is a Gift to NatureGet InvolvedWe’re a hardworking, homegrown group that depends on people like you. Over the past 34 years, we’ve protected over 500 parcels of land and more than 52,000 acres. Thousands of people have participated in these accomplishments and in the ongoing stewardship of conserved properties. It takes all of us, working together, to choose a vibrant, resilient and sustainable future for the Upper Valley — and to make it happen.Donate NowVolunteerIndigenous People have cared for this land for centuries. The lands that the Upper Valley Land Trust owns, conserves, and works on, and the land on which we all live, are the traditional, ancestral, unceded homelands of the indigenous people of the Abenaki Nation, a tribe of the Wabanaki Confederacy. Indigenous People are not gone, they live here and are a part of the past, present, and future of our land and our communities. We honor with gratitude the land itself and the Abenaki people, past and present.Follow Us On Instagram uppervalleylandtrust View Dec 1 Open 🐾 First Tracks of Winter 🐾This week Patrick Suddeth, UVLT Seasonal Land Steward, conducted a monitoring visit after the fresh snow and came across various sets of different animal tracks! The best time to look for winter tracks is about 2-3 days after a fresh snow, as long as there has been no rain or very warm weather. Winter tracking helps us see what kind of animals are moving through the woods, and what corridors they are using. This is something we have been studying and recording for the past two winters for UVLT`s Wildlife Connectivity Study. The Connectivity Study is ongoing, and we are still collecting donations to help fund this project. To support this study visit: uvlt.org/donate-now/ and designate your gift towards the "Wildlife Connectivity Study." #UVLT #WildlifeConnectivityStudy #AnimalTracks #WinterTracking #GetOutside ... uppervalleylandtrust View Nov 29 Open ❄️ Walking in a winter wonderland! ❄️Yesterday, UVLT Land Steward and Volunteer Coordinator @c.bernyk was out at Smith Pond Shaker Forest in Enfield, NH. According to her, the pond is just starting to freeze over, and it was actively snowing, making for a pretty magical scene. A reminder that we can engage with the land in ALL seasons! #UVLT #SmithPondShakerForest #WinterHiking #GetOutsideNH #LandConservation ... uppervalleylandtrust View Nov 28 Open TODAY is #givingtuesday !! We invite you to give thanks to the land you love through a gift to UVLT!It’s easy and quick to donate online at uvlt.org. Or simply call our office at (603) 643-6626 to make a gift by phone and/or arrange an automatic recurring gift.There are many ways to give, including:Give from Your Brokerage AccountCreate Your LegacyDonate Real EstateDonate Now and Earn Income for LifeVolunteer (in our gardens, on the trail, at our events, etc.!)Your support matters! Gifts from individuals and area businesses – your friends and neighbors – provide the lion’s share of UVLT’s annual budget. There’s no gift too small to make a difference – so get involved!Land conservation is for everyone ❤️#GivingTuesday #UVLT #GiveBack #landconservation #uppervalleyvtnh ... 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