Moose Mountains Regional Greenways

06/13/2026

It’s been a big week at the Charles C. Norman Munroe Preserve. With the generous help of five dedicated volunteers, we installed a new kiosk to replace the one that had fallen last year. Today, volunteers were back out on the River Trail, restoring sections of the path, and adding signage to other trails. We’re deeply grateful to everyone who gives their time and energy to keep places like this thriving for the whole community to enjoy!

06/11/2026

The 2026 Woods, Water & Wildlife Festival is coming up on Saturday, August 8th, and we’re gearing up for another amazing year at Branch Hill Farm!

We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make the festival run smoothly on the following dates:

📅 Set‑Up Day: Friday, August 7th
📅 Festival Day: Saturday, August 8th

All volunteers receive FREE festival admission and lunch!

If you’re interested in joining us, please fill out this year’s volunteer form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1cnAjc7CRRD0X6ae0eo2UzrWCFSQet3y72Bk7_P7koYY/edit?ts=6a1eeba4

We can’t wait to celebrate conservation, community, and the outdoors with you! Read more about the festival on our website: https://mmrgnh.org/events/2026-woods-water-and-wildlife-festival

06/10/2026

ONE HOUR LEFT!

We’re in the last remaining minutes of NH Gives and every donation counts. Support at any level assists MMRG in important conservation efforts and ensures we can continue community programming!

Donate securely at: www.nhgives.org/organization/mmrg

06/10/2026

We’re heading towards the home stretch!

With just a few hours remaining, tax-deductible gifts in any amount help us reach our goal and support special programming like the popular Woods Water and Wildlife Festival coming up on August 8.

Help connect the dots between conservation and community with your donation!

Donate securely at: www.nhgives.org/organization/mmrg

06/10/2026

Good morning!

What’s on your to-do list today?

If you’ve been meaning to renew your membership or support an ongoing conservation effort, like the Albee project in Wakefield, cross it off your list with NH Gives - a statewide online giving effort to support nonprofit work.

You can support us securely online at: www.nhgives.org/organization/mmrg and check another thing off your list!

06/09/2026

IT’S HERE! NH Gives is officially open. Click the link or go to: www.nhgives.org/organization/mmrg

Your donation of any amount helps us ‘connect the dots’ and expand our growing network of conserved properties, called greenways, like the upcoming Lang Conservation Easement in Wolfeboro!

Moose Mountains Regional Greenways (MMRG) is a nonprofit land trust based in Union, New Hampshire, dedicated to conserving and connecting natural areas across the Moose Mountains region. Founded in 2000 by conservation commissioners and planning board members from six

06/08/2026

Get Ready to Give! NH Gives is a statewide philanthropic giving challenge, and it begins in just 24 hours! Donate securely online through our donation page: www.nhgives.org/organization/mmrg

Your support at any level helps the MMRG community continue to grow and conserve our region’s most special places.

06/08/2026

Wow! The Lovell Lake community and beyond showed up in full force this past Saturday for the first Hraba Forest spring clean‑up. Thanks to everyone who so generously donated their time, the much-needed trail clearing was light work! It was wonderful to see not only the impact this property has on the community, but also the impact the community has on the property. Thank you!

01/01/2026

This year marked an exciting milestone as we reached our 25/25 goal—expanding our conservation footprint by 25% by the end of 2025. Now with more than 5,000 acres permanently conserved, this achievement reflects the power of community support and shared commitment.

This progress includes incredible projects like the Bicksler Easement in Tuftonboro, NH, protecting over 1,100 feet of frontage along the Melvin River, and the Hraba Forest in Wakefield, NH, protecting over 130 acres entirely within the Lovell Lake watershed.

We also continued to grow our educational outreach through impactful events, including the spring Moose Talk, the annual Woods, Water, and Wildlife Festival, and the Forest Management Walk at Teneriffe Mountain Forest with forester Tim Nolin, which highlighted ongoing stewardship work on the land.

Underlying all of these achievements is the invaluable collaboration we share with local organizations and community members. We are deeply grateful for your support and partnership—none of this would be possible without you!

12/29/2025

We’re closing out 2025 with gratitude and celebration! In these final days to give, your support helps protect the Moose Mountains region and power community education. Thank you for helping care for the places we all love. Click here to make a year-end gift: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/nFha4HjweTz_8I38tOMq1Q?t=1767013360