PLC and the Town of Bedford are pleased to announce that we have completed the conservation of 123 acres of land formerly owned by the Marcia Marston Trust in Bedford and Goffstown. On December 23, 2021, the Town of … Read More
New land protection projects are exciting for PLC and our members, so we share quite a bit of news about the work leading to the completion of a land or conservation easement acquisition. But what happens after the closing … Read More
In August PLC received an unexpected and unbelievably generous donation of $100,000 from an anonymous donor with deep ties to the organization. They had previously earmarked a parcel of land in their estate which had minimal conservation value but … Read More
PLC’s membership gathered via Zoom on Saturday, October 23rd for our 51st Annual Meeting. We enjoyed celebrating conservation achievements, reviewed financial statements, held board elections, and awarded the 2021 PLC Volunteer of the Year Award to Carrie Finke.… Read More
Year-end giving season is almost here. The selflessness of donating to charity can feel amazing, knowing that you are making the world a better place. Handled strategically, philanthropic giving can also result in meaningful tax savings. Whether you want to donate cash or property worth $300, $3,000, or $3 million to your favorite charity (like Piscataquog Land Conservancy), there are opportunities that are expiring at the end of 2021 — and time is running out!… Read More
Pre-order closes on November 14th! We’re excited to announce that we’ve partnered with Mint Printworks in Nashua to bring you PLC’s first pop-up apparel shop! Temperatures are dropping and we’re getting ready for cold-season adventures with warm, fuzzy, trail-worthy PLC … Read More
In recognition of outstanding volunteer contributions to Piscataquog Land Conservancy, Carrie Finke of Goffstown has been named PLC’s 2021 Volunteer of the Year. The announcement was made at PLC’s 51st Annual Meeting on October 23.… Read More
At PLC, we encourage getting out on our properties in September and October – the temperatures are comfortable, there’s a lot of wildlife activity, and the changes of the season mean plenty to observe in the natural world.
We’re starting to see those first flushes of color, so we put together a list of a few of our favorite spots to get some exercise, peep some leaves, and take in the beauty of the season. … Read More
On August 19, 2021, the Piscataquog Land Conservancy in partnership with the Goffstown Conservation Commission closed on a conservation easement protecting a 16.3-acre parcel owned by the Gibney Family in Goffstown.… Read More
The 6th Annual Rose Mountain Rumble was a welcome occasion to enjoy the beauty of late summer in New England via the scenic roads of Lyndeborough and surrounding towns. The event kicked off at the Historic Town Hall and from there the 150 riders set out on one of the four courses, varying in length and difficulty level. … Read More