About PLC
Founded in 1970, the Piscataquog Land Conservancy (PLC) is a private, nationally-accredited land trust dedicated to conserving the land, water and wildlife of southern New Hampshire. Comprising just 8.4% of the state’s land area, the twenty-six communities we serve are home to 30% of New Hampshire’s people. PLC currently holds interests in 146 properties totaling 10,606 acres of land.
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Latest News from PLC
141 Acres Conserved in Mason
July 2026 - The Piscataquog Land Conservancy has completed our purchase of 141 acres along the Massachusetts border in Mason as a new forest preserve. The acquisition permanently protects top-ranked wildlife habitat and recreational access to the adjacent 3,000-acre Townsend
Lopez Lands Protected
June 2026 – The Piscataquog Land Conservancy is excited to announce the protection of three forested parcels totaling one hundred and twenty-three acres in in the northwest corner of New Boston and adjacent areas in Weare and Francestown. The property
Patty Blake of Francestown Joins PLC Board
May 2026 -- PLC is pleased to announce that Patty Blake of Francestown has joined the PLC Board of Trustees. She was elected by the current board to fill an open seat from now through our annual business meeting this
