Conservation Commission elected new leadership and approved $2,100 invasive removal project. Shawn Hanson was elected chair and Mary Ann Hill vice chair; Paul Melanson resigned due to relocating.
Hampton Falls Conservation Commission addresses Marsh Lane encroachment. The commission determined that a surveyor and 660-foot fence are needed to address an abutter's ongoing encroachment onto a conservation easement, coordinating boundary survey and fence permitting simultaneously. Vice Chair
Hampton Falls Conservation Commission approves trail work, management plan updates. Vice Chair Shawn Hanson led the board in authorizing $75 for soil sampling at Raspberry Farm and $250 for contractor Tim Sicard's maintenance work. Conservation management plans for Raspberry Farm and Town Forest
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 approves baseline monitoring and bobolink protection plan. Chair Mary Ann Hill and Vice Chair Shawn Hanson backed a $4,225 baseline monitoring project for four conservation properties in a 6-0 vote, with Conservation Coordinator Brianna Hagan explaining the work will compile
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
Hampton Falls Conservation Commission pursues Town Forest management plan update. Vice Chair Shawn Hanson and the board agreed to pursue a comprehensive Conservation Management Plan covering Raspberry Farm and the Town Forest, with grant application due March 3 through SHEA. The plan would include
Conservation Commission leadership shifts as Chair Mary Ann Hill steps down for personal reasons. Shawn Hanson takes interim oversight of meetings. The Commission reviewed its 2026 budget of $10,660, reduced by $1,000 from the prior year, and agreed to plan future funding for staff member Sara
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