Working with Nature at Gunstock |
- A Survey on Conservation Efforts at Gunstock Mountain Resort
Keeping Gunstock's beautiful setting of forest, streams, ponds, wetlands and ridge line vistas is great for recreation and the environment. We'd like your feedback on recent conservation projects by the Belknap County Conservation District* and ideas for activities to enrich your experience with nature.
The County Conservation District and Gunstock Mountain Resort have worked together for decades on soil and water conservation efforts. Since 2017, these projects include a Forest Management Plan, restoring 3 miles of stream habitat, repair and reconstruction of the Wetland Walk Boardwalk including volunteer work days, conservation workshops, new interpretive signs and information displays and wildlife habitat openings.
Please answer the following 9 questions. It should take just a few minutes!
*Belknap County Conservation District provides natural resource advice and assistance to landowners and communities. The District is managed by a volunteer board approved by the State Conservation Committee and funded in part by Belknap County with assistance from grants, donations and fund-raising efforts, volunteers and partner organizations.
This project is supported by funds from sale of the Conservation License Plate (Moose Plate) through the NH State Conservation Committee grant program and the New England Forest and River Fund.