Wildlife Images Captured on Backyard Game Cameras October 17, at 7PM (Doors open at 6:30) Grantham Town Hall With NH Forest Society Naturalist & NHPR Something Wild Co-Host Dave Anderson Free and open to the public Learn about wildlife habits and habitats including seasonal breeding seasons and behaviors of local
Read DetailsRegistration ended October 17 at 5PM Eastern. On Sunday, October 15 we will email information for joining the Fall Forum remotely via Google Meets. This will include a link and basic instructions for connecting to the event. The Fall Forum will begin at 7PM on Tuesday, October 17th. If you
Read Detailsin 2019, Eastman Charitable Foundation awarded a grant of $7,500 in support of the purchase and permanent protection of the unique 386-acre Sawyer Brook Headwaters property in Grantham. As designated by NH Fish and Game, the property includes highly ranked wetlands and a wildlife habitat, as well as a critical section
Read Details“THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE BIRDS” Presented by Dr. Pamela Hunt – Senior Biologist for Avian Conservation NH Audubon Which birds are doing well, which are not… and how we can help 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. (doors open at 6:30) Grantham Town Hall 300 Rt. 10S, Grantham NH 03753
Read DetailsADAPTING TO CLIMATE CHANGE: Ideas & Inspiration This interactive Zoom Panel Discussion featured three speakers presenting a variety of climate change adaptation actions for communities and individuals to consider. Click here for the YouTube video.
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2020 Eastman LakeWatershed Management Plan SummaryDeveloped for the Eastman Community Association Executive summaryTogether with the input from Eastman Community Association (ECA) staff and residents, the State of New Hampshire, the Regional Planning Commission, and other stakeholders, local knowledge of the watershed was coupled with previous studies, reports and available data
Read DetailsThe Eastman Charitable Foundation held its ‘virtual’ Fall Forum: “Climate Change in NH,” presented by Sherry Godlewski from the NH Dept. of Environmental Services. Sherry offered current data on the present state and future trends of climate change. She described actions we can all take to mitigate the effects of
Read DetailsCat Buxton’s Edible Landscaping presentation was co-sponsored by Grantham Garden Club Presentation Video: Presentation Slides: About our Presenter: — Cat Buxton, from Sharon, VT, is an educator, consultant, and founder of Grow More, Waste Less. She is focused on ecosystem resilience. She empowers communities to affect change from the ground up.
Read DetailsSNOW HILL FLORAL RESOURCES SURVEYANNUAL MONITORING 2019 & SURVEY SUMMARYPrepared for: Eastman Community AssociationBy: JEFFRY N. LITTLETON Principal Ecologist Moosewood Ecological LLCInnovative Conservation Solutions for New EnglandPO Box 9—Chesterfield, NH 03443jeff@moosewoodecological.com(603) 831-1980
Read DetailsThe Eastman Charitable Foundation invites you to our Annual Fall Forum: “Food, Water, Soil, Climate – and Hope,” with presenter Cat Buxton offering accessible, positive solutions to help cool the planet by restoring soil health and water quality. When: Sunday, September 15, 2019 2:00 – 4:30 pm Where: The Center at Eastman, 6
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