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- OVERVIEW
- MAINE
- Greater Alder Stream/ Piscataquis River Project
- Howland Research Forest
- NEW HAMPSHIRE
- Central New Hampshire Forestlands
- Wapack Wilderness
- Slavic Wildlife and Wilderness Sanctuary
- VERMONT
- Northern Green Mountains
- Babysitter Swamp
- Anderson-Wells
- Dykema Property
- NEW YORK
- Split Rock Wildway
- MASSACHUSETTS
- Wildlands and Woodlands
New Hampshire
Central New Hampshire Forestlands
Partnering with private landowners and other nonprofit organizations, the Northeast Wilderness Trust has completed multiple land conservation projects in Central New Hampshire. In an emerging program focal area, the Trust is assisting local conservationists who are working to protect a zone of habitat connectivity between the Ossipee and Sandwich mountains.
Wapack Wilderness
Rindge and New Ipswich, New Hampshire
Completed Project
In December, 2008 the Northeast Wilderness Trust completed the multi-year Wapack Wilderness Conservation Campaign, preserving 1,400 acres of vibrant forest, waterways, and wetlands in Rindge and New Ipswich, New Hampshire with a forever-wild conservation easement. This exceptional wild landscape is owned by the Hampshire Country School, a small, private school…
Slavic Wildlife and Wilderness Sanctuary
Rosalind and Fred Slavic have an enduring love for each other and for wild forests. Since the 1960s the Slavics have cared for 300 acres of beautiful, old forest in southern New Hampshire. As they approach the ends of their lives, Rosalind and Fred—both of whom are their nineties—want to make sure their land is protected in perpetuity. They have asked the Northeast Wilderness Trust to help them conserve a “Wildlife and Wilderness Sanctuary.” We are thrilled to do so.
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