New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions
Environmental ServicesNew Hampshire, United States0-1 Employees
The New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions is a nonprofit organization that supports New Hampshire’s local conservation commissions through education and practical assistance. It serves as a resource hub for volunteers, answering questions on topics ranging from meeting minutes to easements and best practices for protecting community drinking water supplies, and it publishes materials such as a handbook for municipal commissions. Based in Concord, New Hampshire, the association operates within the environmental services sector, focusing on fostering collaboration among the state’s 215 conservation commissions and their more than 1,500 volunteers. Its work centers on enabling local commissions to protect natural resources by improving communication, coordination, and capacity across communities. The organization emphasizes education, program delivery, and annual events to support its network of commissioners and advance conservation goals at the municipal level.