Related Projects by Program

All Coastal Conservation projects are listed below. Explore all of TPL's Programs and Projects.

Hurd Dairy Farm

The Trust for Public Land helped the Hurd family conserve their working land straddling the Taylor River in Hampton and Hampton Falls, New Hampshire for farmland and open space, while also protecting coastal land, and preserving a portion of Hampton's agricultural history. read more »

Isinglass River

When 287 acres containing 7,800 feet of frontage along the Isinglass River was slated for a 70-lot subdivision, the community of Strafford took action. read more »

Raspberry Farm

TPL worked with Hampton Falls, the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance, and the Rockingham County Conservation District, and the USDA Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program to conserve New Hampshire's historic Raspberry Farm, named for a now defunct pick-your-own berries and farm stand, protecting its agricultural heritage, scenic views, and wildlife habitat. read more »

Sagamore Creek Headlands

In 2003, TPL helped the city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and the Seacoast Land Trust purchase the Sagamore Creek Headwaters for permanent use as open space. read more »

Sprucewood Forest

The Campaign to protect Sprucewood Forest is the best and last opportunity to permanently conserve this beautiful 176-acre forest while also protecting water quality in the Oyster River. read more »

Stonehouse Pond

As a catch and release, fly-fishing-only trout pond, 241-acre Stonehouse Pond offers anglers a wilderness experience more commonly associated with the North Country than New Hampshire's increasingly urbanized coastal area. read more »

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