New Hampshire
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For more than two decades, The Trust for Public Land (TPL) has been protecting New Hampshire's forests, farms, rivers, and trails, where residents and visitors can hike, fish, and enjoy the great outdoors. As New Hampshire's population continues to grow—faster than any other New England state—TPL is working with communities to protect important landscapes that will sustain the state's economy, heritage, and way of life. To date, TPL has protected more than 220,000 acres throughout New Hampshire, focusing on three areas: the Mahoosuc region, the Connecticut River watershed, and the Seacoast region. TPL also helps towns establish community forests.
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01/30/2012
New Town Forest for Albany, NH
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10/27/2011
Bat Habitat on Gardner Mountain Protected
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07/29/2011
Conservationists Commend Rep. Bass' Leadership on Land and Water
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Stonehouse Pond
Surrounded by one of the last intact forests near Barrington, Stonehouse Pond is open for recreation year-round.
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The Connecticut River: Partnership for Conservation
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A Montana Legacy
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New Hampshire Offices
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