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The New Hampshire Rivers Council is a non-profit organization based in Concord, NH, dedicated to the preservation and conservation of rivers in the state. Led by President Michele L. Tremblay and a dedicated Board of Directors, the council actively engages in volunteer work and has received prestigious awards for their environmental efforts. With a focus on raising awareness and promoting the importance of rivers, the New Hampshire Rivers Council organizes events such as the Wild Scenic Film Festival and the Winnicut River Runners, providing opportunities for the community to connect with nature and learn about river ecosystems. Through their resources and initiatives, the council strives to protect and enhance the natural beauty and ecological integrity of New Hampshire's rivers.Generated from the website

New Hampshire Project Learning Tree, based in Concord, NH, is dedicated to fostering a deeper connection between youth, educators, and the natural world. Their environmental education curriculum, Project Learning Tree, is designed by the American Forest Foundation to provide training through various program offerings. From one-day workshops to professional development series, New Hampshire Project Learning Tree offers a range of educational opportunities aimed at enhancing understanding and appreciation for the environment among participants of all ages. Generated from their available business information

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