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The New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions (NHACC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting, educating, and advocating for New Hampshire's conservation commissions. With over 50 years of experience, NHACC assists more than 1,500 volunteers serving on the state's 217 conservation commissions in protecting and conserving the natural resources of their communities. NHACC provides resources, training, and guidance on topics such as natural resource inventories, land protection, wetland permit review, and local ordinances. As the only organization specifically serving the needs of local conservation commissions in New Hampshire, NHACC relies on the support of member commissions, sponsor members, grants, and contributions to continue its important work in fostering the conservation and appropriate use of the state's natural resources.Generated from the website

The New Hampshire Public Health Association (NHPHA) is a non-profit organization established in 1992, dedicated to promoting public health across the state. As the leading voice for public health, NHPHA works to improve community health, champion equitable practices, and enhance the workforce through advocacy and professional development initiatives. NHPHA provides essential toolkits and resources to empower health professionals and communities in their efforts to stay healthy and informed. By fostering a network of members, the organization aims to influence public health policy and address critical health issues facing New Hampshire residents. Generated from the website

The New Hampshire Water Works Association (NHWWA) is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to improving public water supply service in the State of New Hampshire. They provide workforce training, knowledge, and advocacy for water utilities, helping them deliver safe, reliable, and affordable drinking water to families, communities, organizations, and businesses. NHWWA's supporters include water utilities, equipment manufacturers, engineers, consultants, and government regulators, all working together to ensure safe and sustainable public drinking water for New Hampshire communities.Generated from the website