
The zambonis at the Verizon Wireless Arena are now sporting Conservation License Plates. You, too, can support New Hampshire’s natural, historical and cultural resources by purchasing a "Moose Plate" for your vehicle.
New Hampshire's conservation and cultural heritage - including scenic landscapes, historic sites and artifacts, plants and wildlife - defines our state for residents and visitors alike. For New Hampshire residents, supporting the state's valuable conservation and cultural heritage is as easy as buying a Conservation License Plate ("Moose Plate") for your car.
This website will help you learn more about the Conservation License Plate program, including how New Hampshire residents can purchase a plate when registering or reregistering their vehicles and how the money is used to fund conservation and cultural heritage projects.
All funds raised through the purchase of Conservation License Plates are used for the promotion, protection and investment in New Hampshire's natural, cultural and historic resources.
Each of the following agencies benefits from the "Moose Plate" Program, and they thank you for your support!
Department of Safety - Division of Motor Vehicles
Department of Cultural Resources | DCR Annual Conservation License Plate Report for Fiscal Year 2011 ![]()
Fish & Game Department | F & G Annual Conservation License Plate Report for Fiscal Year 2011 ![]()
Dept. of Resources & Economic Development | DRED Annual Conservation License Plate Report for Fiscal Year 2011 ![]()
Land & Community Heritage Investment Program | LCHIP Annual Conservation License Plate Report for Fiscal Year 2011 ![]()
New Hampshire State Conservation Committee | SCC Annual Conservation License Plate Report for Fiscal Year 2011
The Conservation License Plate design remains the property of the State of New Hampshire. All rights reserved.