Monday Memories Post 8, June 19, 2017 Hello All: "1999 was full advocacy but also new work on natural resource based planning in partnership with UNH Cooperative Extension" 1999 was a year of many advocacy campaigns. It also was the start of a partnership with UNH Cooperative Extension on natural resource based planning and the new
Monday Memories Post 7, June 12, 2017 Hello All: “By the end of 1998 GMCG had already practiced what it has become known for—science based advocacy” Click on Article to read 1998 saw many land use change issues that would confront natural resource conservation. As mentioned last week, liquidation logging was happening all over
Monday Memories Post 6, June 5, 2017 Hello All: “1998 was a busy year” We were approved for our 501 c 3 in January of 1998 and received our very first grant award from the New England Grassroots Fund for $2000. With a diverse Board of Directors, seed money and a host of challenges facing the
Monday Memories Post 5, May 29, 2017 Hello All: “How we arrived at our mission and how we expanded to include 7 towns instead of just one”. With a paper bag and $150 in change, I personally felt a strong commitment to go forth and successfully get the 501 c 3. A stranger had
MONDAY MEMORIES POST 4, MAY 22, 2017 Hello All, TODAY: “Everyone has change lying around their house.” Summer moved on into fall as we continued to meet at different kitchen tables. By September we were ready for our first organized meeting as Green Mountain Conservation Group with a full agenda. There were concerns about liquidation
MONDAY MEMORIES POST 3, MAY 15, 2017 Hello All TODAY: What is this big stratified drift aquifer? So now we had a name and a post office box. We continued to meet at different kitchen tables and while we did this we began to learn more and more about the important natural resources particularly the
MONDAY MEMORIES POST 2 May 8, 2017 Thanks to everyone who responded to the post last week and sent in fun stories as well as donations. We have TWO NEW ROCKING CHAIRS in the names of : Matt (Leavitt) Heckler and his great great grandfather Dr. James M. Leavitt And Susan Slack, co-founder of GMCG.
MONDAY MEMORIES Post 1 May 1, 2017 Dear Friends, This is a long post but I am hoping you can take the time to read it. MAY 1st is an important day for me and especially this year. It marks the 20th Birthday of the founding of the Green Mountain Conservation Group. While I know
To the residents of Ossipee, Tamworth, Madison, Freedom and Effingham The Ossipee Aquifer continues to need your voice and your observation for protection. The Ossipee Planning Board has approved, with conditions, an 8 pump gas station with underground storage tanks in the groundwater protection district at the corner of Route 41 and Route 16 in
*Notice* Public Hearing - Tuesday May 9, 2017 at 7pm Carroll County Superior Court has issued a Court Order for a Motion to Remand to the Ossipee Zoning Board of Adjustments to hold a Public Hearing on the case listed below: Town of Freedom: Board of Selectmen – per RSA 677:2 previously filed a
The mission of GMCG is to promote an awareness of and appreciation for clean water and the wise use of shared natural resources across the Ossipee Watershed and advocate strategies to protect them.
Contact Us
P.O. Box 95
Effingham, NH 03882
Special Fundraisers
Get the latest updates from GMCG by completing the form below!
The mission of GMCG is to promote an awareness of and appreciation for clean water and the wise use of shared natural resources across the Ossipee Watershed and advocate strategies to protect them.
Quick Links
Contact Us
P.O. Box 95
Effingham, NH 03882
603.539.1859
info@gmcg.org