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Please join our friends from the UVLT and members of the MWCC for the upcoming hikes/snowshoe next month. We hope to see you there! Bear Pond Celebration Hike February 8th, 2020 1pm Canaan Town Forest Parking Lot Canaan, NH (map) … Continue reading →

Please join your board for our annual meeting on Saturday December 28th at 4:30pm at the Enfield NH Community Center. Board member Len Reitsma will present his work on managing his forest for avian habitat. We hope to see you … Continue reading →

We completed the transfer of the property to the UVLT in June of this year. Since then the UVLT has been busy blazing trails, installing kiosks, and appropriate signage. We hope our members will get a chance to wander Bear … Continue reading →

On September 23rd ten intrepid hikers came out for our first Walkabout on our newly acquired parcel. Our latest trail follows the Mascoma River to the NW corner of the property. We hope to lead a snowshoe hike across the … Continue reading →

Thanks to all of you for making our purchase of the “Rubinstein” parcel in Canaan NH possible. This parcel of approximately 46 acres connects the Mascoma and Herman L Webster Wildlife Management areas, and includes significant wetlands as well as … Continue reading →

Just a quick note that we hope to have the bridge completed by month end. Stay tuned for further announcements. As of 7/1/18 the bridge is now open!

NOTICE In 2016 the Mascoma Watershed Conservation Council initiated a fund raising campaign aimed at purchasing the Bird- In- Hand Farm in Canaan NH. Unfortunately that fund raising campaign was unsuccessful. In 2017 a letter was sent to all donors … Continue reading →

The Switch Road access to BPNA is temporarily closed while we have the decking over the Mascoma River replaced. The deck will be replaced with locally harvested and milled Hemlock, and it will be spaced to allow water drainage. The … Continue reading →

This installment of the monthly Walkabout series had our intrepid adventurers in search of Cole Pond. Judging by the pictures I would say they made it. What’s with the crazy pattern on the Maple? Please join us for the next … Continue reading →

Three members of the MWCC and one volunteer met on Sunday August 20th, 2017 for a trail maintenance and invasive species removal party. Len attacked the Scotch Pine population that is invading the sand pit area, while Alice, Elizabeth, and … Continue reading →