Moose Mountains Regional Greenways

Moose Mountains Regional Greenways Conserving land & natural resource areas in the Moose Mountains of New Hampshire.
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Moose Mountains Regional Greenways was founded in 1999 by conservation commissioners and planning board members from the towns of Brookfield, Farmington, Middleton, Milton, New Durham, and Wakefield. The newly-formed group named itself after the Moose Mountains range central to the region. Today this grassroots, membership-driven organization represents a dynamic collaboration between community le

aders, private landowners, concerned citizens, and public and private conservation organizations. The Town of Wolfeboro was added in 2009, and Tuftonboro and Ossipee were added in 2021.

We have officially completed our first conservation project in Wolfeboro! Protecting 87 acres of high‑value forest and w...
09/02/2026

We have officially completed our first conservation project in Wolfeboro! Protecting 87 acres of high‑value forest and wildlife habitat. A huge win for the region’s forests, waters, and future generations! Click to read more about the Lang project.

Moose Mountains Regional Greenways (MMRG) and the Wolfeboro Conservation Commission are pleased to announce the permanent protection of the 87‑acre Lang Conservation Easement in Wolfeboro, NH. This marks MMRG’s first completed conservation project in the town, expanding a connected block of cons...

So proud to share this conservation win for Wakefield. A big step for healthy forests, clean water, and future generatio...
08/25/2026

So proud to share this conservation win for Wakefield. A big step for healthy forests, clean water, and future generations! We're incredibly grateful for partners who make conservation possible.

Union, NH — Moose Mountains Regional Greenways (MMRG) announces the permanent conservation of the Ducharme easement project, a 32‑acre parcel in Wakefield, NH. The newly conserved property protects forest, wetlands, early successional habitat, and important forest soils that provide vital wildli...

On Thursday, August 20th, Moose Mountains Regional Greenways and the Carroll County Conservation District co‑hosted a ha...
08/25/2026

On Thursday, August 20th, Moose Mountains Regional Greenways and the Carroll County Conservation District co‑hosted a hands‑on Forestry Basics Workshop led by UNH‑CE foresters Wendy Scribner and Lindsay Watkins.

Participants explored Teneriffe Mountain Forest while diving into topics like invasive species, tree identification, forest insects & diseases, crown spacing and tree health, thinning for new growth, and so much more. The walk was full of thoughtful questions, shared observations, and practical knowledge that connected everyone more deeply to the landscape around them. We even got to practice estimating the timber value in a tree using a Biltmore stick!

We’re grateful to everyone who helped organize the event—and to all who attended and made it such an enjoyable experience. Community learning like this is what keeps our region’s forests healthy and our stewardship strong!

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254 Main Street #109, P. O. Box 191
Union, NH
03887

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+16034732020

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