Hampton Falls Conservation Commission hires interns for invasive species work
Hampton Falls Conservation Commission hires three part-time interns for invasive species work. Chair Mary Ann Hill received 18 applications and selected three candidates, two with prior invasive species experience and one with technical mapping skills, to work part-time several days per week under
Conservation Commission · Meeting of May 12, 2026
NH HAMPTON FALLS — Hampton Falls Conservation Commission hires three part-time interns for invasive species work. Chair Mary Ann Hill received 18 applications and selected three candidates, two with prior invasive species experience and one with technical mapping skills, to work part-time several days per week under M. Hill's oversight this summer.
The Commission addressed unauthorized hunting stands at the Bates property and maintenance challenges at Raspberry Farm and Marsh Lane. Interns will repair the Marsh Lane footbridge pending New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services approval.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of May 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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