Photo by Jeff Kantorowski
Bear-Paw Regional Greenways is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit land trust with a mission to permanently conserve a network of lands that protects our region’s water, wildlife habitat, forests, and farmland.
Bear-Paw Regional Greenways is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit land trust with a mission to permanently conserve a network of lands that protects our region’s water, wildlife habitat, forests, and farmland.
Dear Friends,
Bear-Paw is monitoring the rapidly evolving coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. Per Governor Sununu's "stay at home" order, Bear-Paw's office will be closed to the public beginning 3/28/2020. Rest assured, although we are unable to meet in person, Bear-Paw staff and volunteers continue their work conserving and stewarding land.
Thanks to the hard work of Bear-Paw members over the last 25 years, there is lots of open space in our communities that we can now turn to for physical, emotional, or spiritual renewal. Our public-access easements remain open, although please follow social distancing procedures and consider exploring less familiar trails. Springtime in New England is always something to enjoy; in this time of uncertainty you can take comfort in knowing that this is the most beautiful time of the year (at least until the black flies return)!
If you need other excuses to get outside, you can also take part in our Scavenger Hunt - explore for your chance to win a prize!
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions: we are always available by phone or email.
Thank you,
Katrina Amaral
Executive Director
Bear-Paw is monitoring the rapidly evolving coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. Per Governor Sununu's "stay at home" order, Bear-Paw's office will be closed to the public beginning 3/28/2020. Rest assured, although we are unable to meet in person, Bear-Paw staff and volunteers continue their work conserving and stewarding land.
Thanks to the hard work of Bear-Paw members over the last 25 years, there is lots of open space in our communities that we can now turn to for physical, emotional, or spiritual renewal. Our public-access easements remain open, although please follow social distancing procedures and consider exploring less familiar trails. Springtime in New England is always something to enjoy; in this time of uncertainty you can take comfort in knowing that this is the most beautiful time of the year (at least until the black flies return)!
If you need other excuses to get outside, you can also take part in our Scavenger Hunt - explore for your chance to win a prize!
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions: we are always available by phone or email.
Thank you,
Katrina Amaral
Executive Director
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