Our Mission
To protect and manage the biodiversity and natural resources of Amherst, NH and to promote the public use of natural open space for outdoor recreation
Our Plan
The Amherst Conservation Plan provides ACC and other town officials with a science-driven and consensus-based approach.
Who We Are
We are volunteers appointed by the Board of Selectmen, operating under the RSA on Conservation Commissions. We are assisted by volunteers from the community.
*** Latest News ***
Francestown Conservation Commission invites you to: Ensuring Resilient Futures for NH LakeOn Wednesday, September 24, NH Dept of Environmental Services Water Division Assistant Director Ted Diers will present Navigating the Waters: Ensuring Resilient Futures for NH’s Lakes. The program, which will run from 7 to 8 PM, will be held at Francestown’s Town Hall at 2 New Boston Road in Francestown, NH. Diers will provide an update on the health of Francestown and other NH lakes, an overview of some of the challenges they face, and an inspiring call to action. This program is sponsored by the Francestown Conservation Commission and the Watershed Study Subcommittee
Check out the new trails at Pond Parish Reservation
Through voter support and dedicated volunteers, the Amherst Conservation Commission has now completed the trail build out of the Curran property acquisition, now recognized as Pond Parish Reservation. This acquisition brings together established areas, Pond Parish, Converse Woods and Grater Woods (Merrimack) adding approximately 178 acres of conservation land. All combined there is over 1000 acres to explore in this area.
We hope to see you on the trail!
Trailheads are found on Spring Road, Pond Parish Road and Grater Road.
You can also download the Avenza App to download Amherst maps and navigate on our trails, even without a cell signal.
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