FEBRUARY 2016
 Saving the outdoors for all to experience.
$1 Million Awarded for Harveys' Kennard Hill Forest

This grant from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will help conserve the Harveys’ Kennard Hill Forest in Epping and Nottingham

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The Evolution of a New Hampshire Farm

After a 50-year hiatus, Stout Oak Farm in Brentwood is back in production and growing food for the community.
Absolute Resource Associates Donates Expertise for Burley Farm 

This environmental resources company donated their expertise to help test for paint mold and asbestos at the farm buildings.  

Upcoming Events
Winter Wildlife Snowshoe on Feb 20th

Join Emma Tutein, on a snowshoe walk at the Burley Farm in Epping to learn how to identify various tracks and sign of wildlife throughout the property.  9:00 -11:00 am

Training in Wildlife Conservation and Forest Stewardship

The NH Coverts Project is seeking applicants for its forest stewardship programs from May 4-7, at the Barbara C. Harris Conference Center in Greenfield
       
Wild & Scenic Film Festival Returns on Earth Day
Celebrate Earth Day this year by enjoying a dozen handpicked short films which explore our shared natural world and tell amazing stories of the human-nature connection. 

Tickets are $18 and are available at The Music Hall Box Office in Portsmouth.  Last year's event was sold out so be sure to get your tickets early!
To see more events, click here.
Wear It! Save It!
SELT T-Shirts For Sale 

Show your support for SELT with a colorful short-sleeve or long-sleeve all cotton tee!   

These also make a great gift.

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Photo of the Month
Ready for spring at Harvey Farm in Epping. 

Photo by:Jerry Monkman, Ecophotography 
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