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Funds from Moose License Plate sales help conserve New Hampshire's natural, historical and cultural resources.

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Strafford and Rockingham County Soil Health Initiative Project

The Strafford and Rockingham County Soil Health Initiative Project resulted in improved soil health and water quality and funded an equipment lending program enabled area farmers reseeding, replanting or restoring land to effectively manage subsoil compaction, increase root access to water and nutrients, and reduce runoff to surrounding waterways.

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Camera Trappings in Coos Co.

The Nature Conservancy has completed a year-long camera trapping study that will help select the best possible opportunities to protect the last remaining undeveloped road-front areas that wildlife rely upon to approach and cross roads, and to improve crossing hot-spots to minimize animal-vehicle collisions and enhance landscape connections benefiting both people and wildlife.

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California Brook Natural Area Conservation

The California Brook Natural Area lies within the largest remaining unfragmented forested block in southern NH. The conservation of this 688-acre area ensures the protection of over a mile of streams and 40 acres of wetlands, a significant wildlife habitat.

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Pollinator Habitat Initiative Project

To counter the decline of pollinator habitat, 20 pollinator habitat sites were installed to demonstrate innovative approaches to converting sites, landowner workshops were held, and pollinator habitats on Cheshire County farms were inventoried to better understand the impacts of native pollinators.

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P. Lund Property Conservation in Cheshire County

The P. Lund property includes highly productive, prime agricultural soils and nearly a quarter mile shoreline along the Cold River. The family-run farm supports valuable crop land and a successful local farm stand. The conservation action will ensure continued public access to the Cold River for swimming, fishing and paddling.

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Platt Farm Conservation in Antrim

The Platt Farm property includes highly productive, prime agricultural soils and over a half a mile of shoreline along the Contoocook River. The permanent protection will provide viability and sustainability for a historic family farm business, and ensure continued public access for non-motorized recreation.

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At a Glance

Funds Projects Plates

$20 mil

Total funds raised

170

SCC grants funded since 2002

48,265

New and renewed last year

Moose Plate Reaches $20 Million Lifetime Sales Mark!

Funds from Moose Plate sales support a wide variety of conservation and preservation programs, including planting wild flowers along New Hampshire highways, studying threatened plant and animal species, securing conservation easements and preserving publicly owned historic properties.

Every dollar raised through the NH Moose Conservation and Heritage License Plate program goes directly to supporting designated programs in New Hampshire. Learn More