Bear-Paw Regional Greenways

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  • 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

News & Events

Bear-Paw's Big News

Brown's Woods is now a Bear-Paw Preserve - but fundraising is still ongoing!

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​Brown's Woods was owned by the Brown family for generations before being donated to Bear-Paw by John & Susan [Brown] Smith. This new preserve is just down the road from Pawtuckaway State Park, with lovely forests and fields that are home to a variety of wildlife.

​The 107 acres is an important addition to the large contiguous forest block surrounding Pawtuckaway, and acts as part of a conservation greenway linking Pawtuckaway & Northwood Meadows State Parks.

​We're still fundraising for this property - consider donating today!
All programs are open to the public.
Please register for events by filling in the form below, emailing
info@bear-paw.org, or calling 603-463-9400 to be sure you receive directions and notification of any last-minute changes.

Featured Events

Bear-Paw Biothons

Bear-Paw will be hosting Biothons at our two new preserves in Deerfield & Strafford. We will be using the iNaturalist app to take photos, identify unfamiliar species, and share what we find. iNaturalist is a community-based citizen science app that allows everyone, no matter your level of experience or ID skills, to participate in data collection.
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Interested in more upcoming events?

Go to our Event Calendar page!
Get Outside!
Newsletter
We are holding in-person outdoor events. Registration is required for all events and will be closed 48 hours prior to the start of the event.

​Please see our Get Outside! page for information about public access properties and trails, or check out our Newsletter for more details on what we've been up to!
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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.

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Mailing Address

Post Office Box 19
Deerfield, NH 03037

Contact Us

​603-463-9400
​info@bear-paw.org
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