Conservation Commission approves trail map printing and updates property access plans.
Conservation Commission authorizes $250 trail map printing for History Alive event. Chair Richard Head and six members, with alternate Doug Lischke voting, unanimously approved expenditure for 200 town maps and 50 Riverwalk maps. The commission heard that a Moosewood Ecological natural resources
misc · Meeting of June 3, 2026
NH HILLSBOROUGH — Conservation Commission authorizes $250 trail map printing for History Alive event. Chair Richard Head and six members, with alternate Doug Lischke voting, unanimously approved expenditure for 200 town maps and 50 Riverwalk maps. The commission heard that a Moosewood Ecological natural resources inventory has gained access to 10 of 33 requested landowner properties; summer intern Jack Blevens will hike trails and revise trail stories for publication while assisting with game camera placement.
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Source: the misc meeting of June 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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