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 21,000 acres in 29 towns throughout southwestern New Hampshire. Learn more about our history.
Success Story: Cunningham Pond
Nearly 100 acres on Cunningham Pond in Peterborough, New Hampshire, are now permanently protected and open to the public as a recreation area. It'll be a community treasure for years to come.
News & Events
Trail Links to Conservation Area
Posted 6/9/21
A newly purchased parcel of land includes woodlands, waterfront, and a well-known trail.
Stearns Hill Anchors City's Rural Character
Posted 5/12/21
These fields and woods contain vestiges of the old Craig Farm, now a 138-acre conservation property owned by the City of Keene.
Taking Action for Local Food
Posted 4/14/21
Two farm projects currently underway get a boost thanks to grant funding.