The Hampton Conservation Commission prioritizes protecting and preserving the health of the local ecosystems within the town of Hampton. These ecosystems provide functions such as a wide variety of habitat, ground water protection, storm water management and pollution filtering. However, equally as important, healthy ecosystems provide recreation and aesthetic enjoyment. The benefits of enjoying natural spaces are well researched and encouraging. The Conservation Commission currently owns and maintains parcels of land throughout the town for all of the reasons listed above. Several of these parcels are suitable for public enjoyment. Check out the ever growing list below and make your next outdoor adventure a local one!
If you are interested in helping the Conservation Commission acquire more land to enhance the Town's ability to protect our wetlands and other valuable ecosystem resources, please reach out to Brianna O'Brien, the Conservation Coordinator at 603-929-5808 or bobrien@hamptonnh.gov.