Newsletters
“Chatter” is the bi-annual ASLPT newsletter. Each edition highlights the latest completed land protection projects, as well as general news about the land trust’s management, fund raising and educational activities.
Click here to read the current PDF version of “Chatter”
Highlights:
“Woods Without Gile” - A landowner’s quest to find her “special place”
“And This Our Place, Exempt from Public Haunt” – Four generations value the treasure of this region
“Baptist Pond” – 6.52 acres, Springfield, NH
“Howard Hoke of Echo Communications” – A business supporter interview
“The Levine Easement” - Deer Run & Lakeside Land, 9.6 acres, Newbury, NH
“The Wolf Easement” - Wolf hay field & tree farm on Route 103A, 16 acres, Newbury, NH
“What Is It? – That keeps this region special” - LSPA & ASLPT working together
“Woods Without Gile” - A landowner’s quest to find her “special place”
“And This Our Place, Exempt from Public Haunt” – Four generations value the treasure of this region
“Baptist Pond” – 6.52 acres, Springfield, NH
“Howard Hoke of Echo Communications” – A business supporter interview
“The Levine Easement” - Deer Run & Lakeside Land, 9.6 acres, Newbury, NH
“The Wolf Easement” - Wolf hay field & tree farm on Route 103A, 16 acres, Newbury, NH
“What Is It? – That keeps this region special” - LSPA & ASLPT working together
Archived Editions:
Just click on any of our archived editions of “Chatter” to find stories and detailed descriptions of the land and people of the Mt. Kearsarge/Lake Sunapee region.
Highlights:
“Working Open Spaces & Farmland” – A grower’s thoughts on land conservation
“Conservation of Land” - Owned by the ASLPT or a Town
“Making Growth of Protected Land Possible” – An interview with major donors Barbara and Ivor Freeman
“A Picture of Commitment”-An interview with ASLPT volunteer Nancy Lyon
Highlights:
“A Donor’s Tale” A conversation with Dot Gordon
“Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” – The Courser Project, Phase 3
“Start Small: Think Possibilities” An interview with ASLPT Executive Director Debbie Stanley
“The Ridge” – ASLPT easement #21, 33.8 acres on Burpee Hill, New London
“A Donor’s Tale” A conversation with Dot Gordon
“Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” – The Courser Project, Phase 3
“Start Small: Think Possibilities” An interview with ASLPT Executive Director Debbie Stanley
“The Ridge” – ASLPT easement #21, 33.8 acres on Burpee Hill, New London
Highlights: 2oth Anniversary Edition
“The ASLPT – Then and Now” – A founding Board member recollects
“Spear Hill Farm” The Rosenblum easement, Danbury
“Deer Hill Farm” The Hayes easement, Springfield
“A Conversation with Farmer Jerry Hersey”
“The ASLPT – Then and Now” – A founding Board member recollects
“Spear Hill Farm” The Rosenblum easement, Danbury
“Deer Hill Farm” The Hayes easement, Springfield
“A Conversation with Farmer Jerry Hersey”
Highlights:
“3,400 Acres Protected” – Honoring Dick Webb
“But I Did Really Mean It”- Dick Webb’s son, Van, reflects on his father’s land protection legacy
“Talking with Tyler Webb” – Third generation forester/farmer/land conservationist
“The Hersey Family Farm” 267 acres in East Andover
Together – the mantra for a special couple Jack and Jody Diemar”
“3,400 Acres Protected” – Honoring Dick Webb
“But I Did Really Mean It”- Dick Webb’s son, Van, reflects on his father’s land protection legacy
“Talking with Tyler Webb” – Third generation forester/farmer/land conservationist
“The Hersey Family Farm” 267 acres in East Andover
Together – the mantra for a special couple Jack and Jody Diemar”
“Cordingley Preserve”