Grafton County Conservation District
Mailing Address
19 Achertown Road, Site 1
Orford, NH 03777
Office Location
Same as Mailing Address
Telephone
603 353 4647, ext 103
603 787-6973, ext. 351
Fax
Orford Fax 603.353-4647
Email
pamela.gilbert@nh.nacdnet.net
Web Site
http://www.graftonccd.org
Office Hours
7:30am-3:30pm, Monday-Friday
7:30 am-3:30 PM Wednesday 3855 DCH, Room 268, North Haverhill, NH 03774
Board of Supervisors Meeting
The third Wednesday of each month from March through October at 6:30pm. From November through February at 1:00pm
District Manager and Other Staff
Pam Gilbert, Office Administrator
Board of Supervisors
Chairman: Linda Brownson; Vice-Chair: Gary Peters; Dave Thompson; Ray Lobdell, Harry McGovern,
Associate Supervisors
Richard McDanolds, Richard Fabrizio, Micheal Dannehy, John O’Brien, James Seidel, Ben Hudson, Treasurer
Annual Meeting
To be announced
Program announcements
Download the Conservation Camp scholarship announcement.
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Coos County Conservation District
Mailing Address
4 Mayberry Lane
Lancaster, NH 03584
Office Location
Same as Mailing Address
Telephone
603.788.4651
Fax
603.788.2538
Email
diane.bennett@nh.nacdnet.net
Web Site
Office Hours
7:00am-3:30pm, Monday-Friday
Board of Supervisors Meeting
The second Tuesday evening of each month
District Manager and Other Staff
Diane Bennett
Board of Supervisors
Chairman Bert vonDohrmann; Vice-Chair Jamie Savage; Secretary-Treasurer Chris Hawkins; Haven Neal; John Scarinza
Associate Supervisors
Charles Baylies; Kristine vonDohrmann, Patricia Bacon; Lewis Sweatt; Steven Young
New Hampshire Resource Conservation Corps
New Hampshire Resource Conservation Corps
The New Hampshire Resource Conservation Corps (NHRCC) is an AmeriCorps program where Members serve 900- or 1700-hour, year-long terms at Host Sites throughout New Hampshire. In exchange for a year of service, Members receive a living stipend and education award. They work on natural resource projects and issues including:
- Natural resource inventories
- Volunteer water quality monitoring
- Wildlife and habitat improvement
- Trails design, building, and maintenance
- Natural resource adult and student education
- Natural resource community planning
- Land conservation
- Agricultural planning, promotion, training, and support
- …and more
Get involved
Do you or someone you know want to learn more about becoming an AmeriCorps Member? Do you or your business want to support or become involved with the NH Resource Conservation Corps? Contact Michele Tremblay, Executive Director, 603.796.2615 or director@nhacd.org!
