Wildlife Workshops at NHACC Conference
Join the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions (NHACC) for their 56th Annual Meeting and Conference on Saturday, November 7, 2026 from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, at Pembroke Academy, in Pembroke NH.
This year’s keynote presentation is The Little Brook That Changed the World: How Hubbard Brook Transformed Our Understanding of Forests, Water, and Environmental Change. Established by the U.S. Forest Service in 1955 in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest brings together scientists from federal agencies and more than 25 universities and research institutions. Together, they explore the intricate relationships among forests, wildlife, air, water, and soils. Dr. Lindsey Rustad and Anthea Lavallee will bring this remarkable living laboratory to life through some of Hubbard Brook’s most consequential discoveries and experiments, from groundbreaking acid rain research to the effects of extreme weather and a changing climate on forests, water, wildlife, and winter.
Don't miss the only State-wide conference dedicated to municipal conservation commission members. The conference is an excellent opportunity to learn from peers & professionals. In addition to the keynote, this year’s conference offers several programs on protecting wildlife. For more information on the workshops, go to the NHACC annual meeting website.
Join NHACC for a day of learning, networking and fun with fellow conservation commission members.
