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Saving Special Places
New Hampshire's Annual Land Conservation Conference
The Saving Special Places Conference is organized by UNH Extension & NH Land Trust Coalition, together with:
Land and Community Heritage Investment Program | Society for the Protection of NH Forests | Southeast Land Trust | The Nature Conservancy (NH)
Saving Special Places 2026
SAVE THE DATE
Friday, April 10 | Waterville Valley Conference Center
Registration will open early March 2026
Saving Special Places provides professional development and networking for land trust staff and their board members, other conservation/watershed organizations, conservation commissioners and other municipal boards, and natural resource professionals from New Hampshire and beyond.
Registration
Conference Fee: TBD
Covers 15 workshops, exhibits, morning refreshments & lunch
If you need an accommodation to participate in our programming, please contact Emma Tutein, Emma.Tutein@unh.edu or (603) 355-2748, prior to the event. Given ample time, we will make any reasonable effort to meet your needs, including language access services if requested, which will be provided free of charge.
Registration will open early March 2026
Conference Workshops and Schedule
Session 1
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Session 2
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Session 3
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Saving Special Places is made possible by our generous supporters
Thank you to our 2025 CONFERENCE UNDERWRITER
Thank you to our 2025 CONFERENCE PARTNERS
Land and Community Heritage Investment Program
Southeast Land Trust of New Hampshire
Belknap Range Conservation Coalition
Harris Center for Conservation Education
Squam Lakes Conservation Society
State Conservation License Plate Program (Mooseplate)
Five Rivers Conservation Trust
Exhibiting
Exhibiting space is limited to conference sponsors. If you're interesting in exhibiting during the conference you can become a sponsor for as little as $100. Please reach out to Emma Tutein (emma.tutein@unh.edu) for more information.