Latest News

Rick Brackett, land manager for the Conservancy, recently got a call that a bridge had partially collapsed on one of our most popular trails. A log had rotted from the inside out. What to do?

Evans Farm in Chesterfield, New Hampshire, offers open space for the community and for wildlife.

Find out where we recommend going and read our tips for hiking responsibly during this time of social distancing.

Here's how we're doing our part to slow the spread of COVID-19. You'll find information about changes in office hours, staff availability, events, and access to our trails.

Stories and photos of the places protected during the past calendar year, plus a summary of our program accomplishments and financial health.

Sargent Hill Farm in Walpole, New Hampshire, located on a dead-end dirt road, is a quiet spot with scenic views of Vermont.

Recently conserved farmland honors a father's wish and continues a family's legacy. Crops grown on the land help feed a local dairy herd.

Years ago, while Cia Devan was living out-of-state, she realized she needed to take care of the land she still owned in the Monadnock region.

Each year, at our Annual Celebration in September, the Monadnock Conservancy presents two awards. Find out who was honored in 2019.

It’s been 10 years since the official opening of the Cranberry Pond Mountain Trail. We’d say it’s been a success, based on the wear and tear on the path.