Bear-Paw Regional Greenways

  • About Us
    • Conservation Plan
    • Board & Staff
    • Bear-Paw at Work
    • Contact Us
  • Land Conservation
    • Johnsonboro Road Project
    • Pawtuckaway Highlands - Brown's Woods Project
    • Why Conserve?
    • Easement FAQs
    • Landowner Resources
  • Get Outside!
    • Bear-Paw Preserves
    • Outdoor Activities for All Ages
  • News & Events
    • Bear-Paw Biothons
    • Event Calendar
    • Paw Print Newsletter
  • Support Bear-Paw
    • Membership & Donations
    • Other Ways to Give
    • Volunteering
    • Business Supporters
  • About Us
    • Conservation Plan
    • Board & Staff
    • Bear-Paw at Work
    • Contact Us
  • Land Conservation
    • Johnsonboro Road Project
    • Pawtuckaway Highlands - Brown's Woods Project
    • Why Conserve?
    • Easement FAQs
    • Landowner Resources
  • Get Outside!
    • Bear-Paw Preserves
    • Outdoor Activities for All Ages
  • News & Events
    • Bear-Paw Biothons
    • Event Calendar
    • Paw Print Newsletter
  • Support Bear-Paw
    • Membership & Donations
    • Other Ways to Give
    • Volunteering
    • Business Supporters

Help us secure the future of our newest preserve!

Donate today!
We need to raise $26,000 (only 4% of the overall cost!) to ensure permanent protection and stewardship of this property
The land value itself was generously gifted to Bear-Paw and the donor asked only that we raise the money needed to fund its perpetual stewardship. Your gifts will allow us to permanently protect this beautiful property.

Join us for a Biothon and learn about all the species that call this preserve home!

Why is the conservation of the Johnsonboro Road land so important?
Picture
It conserves land within a 15,000-acre habitat block surrounding the Blue Hills
Photo by Ridgelight Studio
Picture
Ensures permanent open space rather than the 49-lot subdivision once proposed
Photo by Katrina Amaral
Picture
​It conserves critical turtle habitat!
​

Photo by: Susan Wilderman
Picture
Preserves existing trails and public access to open space
​
​Photo by Cindy Reid
Picture
It protects 1/2 mile of the Mohawk River and downstream water quality
​Photo by: Ridgelight Studio
Picture
And is part of an important greenway linking Barnstead and Strafford
Photo by Katrina Amaral
Donate today!
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.

Location

Mailing Address

Post Office Box 19
Deerfield, NH 03037

Contact Us

​603-463-9400
​info@bear-paw.org
Follow or contact us on social media:
Donate to Bear-Paw
©2020 BEAR-PAW REGIONAL GREENWAYS.