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Get outside on conserved land!

Bear-Paw has conserved over 10,000 acres!

This map highlights the public conservation areas (dark green) that Bear-Paw has helped conserve. Most of those properties fall within areas identified as conservation priorities (light green): large blocks of contiguous habitat undivided by paved roads, and the greenways that connect them. Conserving these areas has been Bear-Paw's mission since 1995, and with the help of our community we will continue to work towards that goal.

Please do not visit privately owned conservation easements (brown) should not be visited without landowner permission.
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Public Lands:

Allenstown
 Pinkney Hill Preserve

​Barnstead
 T. L. Storer Scout Reservation*

​Candia
 Deerfield Road Town Forest
 Fordway Brook Preserve

Deerfield
 Brown's Woods Preserve
 Burbank Woods Preserve

  Deerfield Town Forests:
​   Arthur Chase Town Forest
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   Dowst-Cate-Weiss Town Forest
   Edythe H. Boisvert Town Forest
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   Freese Town Forest
   Hart Town Forest
Deerfield (continued):
​   Lindsay-Flanders Conservation Area
   Marston Family Forest
   McNeil Conservation Area
 Nancy H. Mathes' North Road Preserve

Epsom
Epsom Town Forest - Barton Lots

​Hooksett
 Clay Pond Conservation Area
 Hinman Pond Preserve
​ Great Marsh Preserve

 Pinnacle Park
 Quimby Mountain

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 Nottingham
 Kennard Town Forest
 Kimball Family Forest Preserve
​ North River Preserve
Northwood
 Coe-Brown Academy Forest Lot

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Pittsfield
Graylag Cabins & Nature Preserve*

Raymond
Dearborn Forest
Flint Hill Conservation Area
Lillian M. Cassier Memorial Forest
Robinson Hill
SELT's Pawtuckaway River Reserve


Strafford
 Evans Mountain
​ Isinglass River Conservation Reserve
Johnsonboro Road Preserve
 Strafford School District Forest Lot
*These properties are open to the public but are not publicly owned; they may be closed to the public for certain activities or during certain times of year. Please check their website or call for more information before planning a visit.
Lands owned by Bear-Paw Regional Greenways are shown in bold, and each links to its own Preserve page, which contains location, allowed use, trail, and habitat information.
The Bear-Paw region exists within N’dakinna, the traditional ancestral homeland of the Abenaki, Pennacook and Wabanaki Peoples both past and present. We acknowledge and honor with gratitude the land and waterways, and the people who have stewarded N’dakinna throughout the generations.
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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Post Office Box 19
Deerfield, NH 03037

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​603-463-9400
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