The Latest from 7 Rivers to the Coast

On Wednesday, September 2, the Great Bay Discovery Center will hold its annual fall educator training at the Hugh Gregg Coastal Conservation Center, 89 Depot Road in Greenland, NH, from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.

Dear Community, At the Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership (PREP), our work is to ensure clean water, healthy habitats, and resilient communities through a non-regulatory approach. Our work is made possible by close collaboration with 52

On May 12, the Southeast Land Trust of New Hampshire (SELT) assisted in the conservation of a 177-acre property in Strafford, NH. SELT worked with the Blue Hills Foundation and Bear-Paw Regional Greenways to complete

Each spring, something ancient and powerful unfolds beneath the surface of Maine and New Hampshire’s rivers. The alewives return. These small, silvery fish, also known as river herring, journey from the Atlantic Ocean back into

There’s something about early May on the Seacoast, the light lingers a little longer, the breeze carries hints of salt and river, and suddenly, everything feels alive again. On Thursday, May 7, Portsmouth kicks off

Amphibians venture to vernal pools in the spring, but their journeys are not always easy. Have you ever heard the term Big Night and wondered what it refers to? In spring, amphibians migrate to vernal

After the long, honest winter we’ve had here in New England, spring is taking its time. The sea breeze is still blowing cold, crocuses and daffodils are just finding confidence to push up through cool