Hampton Falls Conservation Commission submits management plan application
Hampton Falls Conservation Commission advances spring outreach and dog management initiatives. Vice Chair Shawn Hanson constructed 30 birdhouse kits at a cost of 125 dollars for an April 11 workshop, with 25 kits available for the public and five remaining at Raspberry Farm. The Commission
Conservation Commission · Meeting of March 10, 2026
NH HAMPTON FALLS — Hampton Falls Conservation Commission advances spring outreach and dog management initiatives. Vice Chair Shawn Hanson constructed 30 birdhouse kits at a cost of 125 dollars for an April 11 workshop, with 25 kits available for the public and five remaining at Raspberry Farm. The Commission discussed signage and possible game camera monitoring to address persistent off-leash dog and pet waste issues at Raspberry Farm.
The group submitted a conservation management plan application for Raspberry Farm and the Town Forest, with award announcements expected March 17.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of March 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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