Events

Learn more about the 2026 NH Conservation Districts Climate Resilience Grant at this free Information Session via Zoom! Register here! The 10 NH Conservation Districts are excited to announce an opportunity to improve your farm's resilience through a climate adaptation or mitigation project! We encourage you to apply for the fifth round of the New… Read More »NH Conservation Districts Climate Resilience Grant Informational Session

Grafton County Conservation District Supervisors usually meet the third Wednesday of the month in the Basement Conference Room at the Grafton County Complex.  Our schedule can adjust to accommodate other meeting schedules. Please contact the office to confirm the monthly meeting schedule or access the agenda, Contact Laura for additional meeting information: (603) 787-6973 or… Read More »December GCCD Meeting

From drought, to flood, to increasing pest pressures, recent years bring new challenges for farming in Grafton County. This roundtable and potluck is your chance to gather in community with other local farmers. We will discuss not only the issues we face, but also potential solutions. So, what problems have you been experiencing? What is… Read More »Drought (and other problems) Farmer Roundtable: Plymouth!

Join the Carroll, Grafton, and Coos County Conservation Districts in the first session of our four-part Invasive Plant Species Webinar Series! Register here: https://www.carrollccd.org/workshops January 8th: Species: Milfoil & More (roundleaf bittersweet, autumn olive, and buckthorn) Speakers: Squam Lakes Association & Mike Gagnon (UNH-CE Forestry Field Specialist) Throughout January, we will be hosting speakers from local organizations… Read More »Invasive Plant Species Webinar Series: Milfoil & More!

Join the Carroll, Grafton, and Coos County Conservation Districts for the second session of our four-part Invasive Plant Species Webinar Series! Register here: https://www.carrollccd.org/workshops January 15th: Species: Roundleaf Bittersweet Speakers: Wendy Scribner (UNH-CE Forestry Field Specialist) & Paul Eaton (Licensed Pesticide Applicator, Keep It Natural) Throughout January, we will be hosting speakers from local organizations… Read More »Invasive Plants Species Webinar Series: Roundleaf Bittersweet