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Together, protecting forever the land we love

The Monadnock region. It’s nearly 800 square miles of forest, hills, rivers, lakes, and mountains. Since 1989, the Monadnock Conservancy, together with willing landowners, has permanently conserved 23,000 acres in 29 towns throughout southwestern New Hampshire. Learn more about our history.

News & Events

a farmer's field in the Monadnock region affected by recent flooding.

Our climate is telling us to do better. Will we listen?

By Ryan Owens

Posted 8/3/23

Over the past month, severe rainstorms have made life difficult for the Monadnock region’s farmers and residents, with flooded fields and washed-out roads. At the same time, smoke from Canadian…

Looking out over Sip Pond on the Chamberlin Conservation Area

The I in Team: Janine Marr Visits Sip Pond

By Janine Marr

Posted 7/21/23

Janine Marr, the Monadnock Conservancy's Land and Recreation Manager, shares her experience visiting the Chamberlain Conservation Area.

A picture of Lydia Goodrich and her dog, superimposed on a line drawing of a new england forest.

Bringing the joys of hiking to all members of the Monadnock region's community

Posted 7/6/23

The Monadnock Conservancy is sponsoring a series of hikes in July and August for young families, young adults, and female identifying persons. These hikes will be led by experienced hiker Lydia…