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Since 2001, the NH Conservation License Plate (Moose Plate) program has contributed to the ongoing success of more than 150 projects around New Hampshire. Every county has benefited from the funds raised through the sale of Moose Plates.
Pondicherry Wildlife Refuge
Peregrine Falcon and Chick
Roadside Lupine in White Mountains
Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion State Historic Site
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Each of the following agencies benefits from the Moose Plate program, and they thank you for your support!
Department of Cultural Resources Website
DCR Annual Conservation License Plate Report for Fiscal Year 2011
Moose Plate funds benefit the Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Program.
Fish & Game Department Website
F & G Annual Conservation License Plate Report for Fiscal Year 2011
Moose Plate funds are divided between the Division of Forests and Lands Natural Heritage Bureau and the Division of Parks and Recreation Historic Sites Bureau.
Division of Parks and Recreation
Division of Forest & Lands: Natural Heritage Bureau
DRED Annual Conservation License Plate Report for Fiscal Year 2011
Funds from the Moose Plate program provide the majority of funding for the Land & Community Heritage Investment Program's administrative costs. With this money, LCHIP maintains an office and pays the staff who assist communities and oversee the disbursement of grant funds.
Land & Community Heritage Investment Program
LCHIP Annual Conservation License Plate Report for Fiscal Year 2011
The SCC distributes Moose Plate funds in grants that support conservation activities. A total of twelve (12) Moose Plate Grants were awarded in FY 2011.
New Hampshire State Conservation Committee
SCC Annual Conservation License Plate Report for Fiscal Year 2011
