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SESSION 1
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SESSION 2
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SESSION 3
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9:00 am - 10:30 am
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11:00 am - 12:15 pm
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2:45 pm - 3:45 pm
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Introduction to Online Mapping Tools for Conservation & Restoration Planning
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Preparing Baseline Documentation Reports – Starting Easement Stewardship Right!
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Conserving Your Land: The Basics
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Conservation Easement Conundrums
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New Hampshire Conservation Easement Case Law Round-up
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Planning and Mapping for Strategic Land Conservation
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Agritourism in New and Existing Conservation Easements
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Land Access Project – Call to Action
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Waste Not Want Not – Food Recovery in NH |
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Conserving Lands in A Digital Age
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Highest and Best Use? Conservation Land for New Americans
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Widen the Net: Creating Self-Guided Outdoor Programs
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Community Conservation – What’s it Take to Be Relevant?
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Up Your Game: Measuring the Impacts of Your Work
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Getting Things Done: Building a Conservation Foundation to Serve the Community
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Lessons Learned From a Community-Based Capital Campaign
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Advocacy in Washington: Yes, You Can
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Fundraising: Working for Change by Broadening Your Base
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Untrammeled: The Case for Wild Nature
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Managing Multi-Use of Shared Outdoor Spaces
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Trails for All in the Granite State
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Herbicide vs. Invasives: When, Why & How to Fund
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Invasive Plants & Wildlife
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The Art of Being a Good Neighbor
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Who Owns and Who is Responsible for NH’s Wildlife?
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Monarch Conservation: All Hands on Deck!
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Landscaping for Wildlife – Encouraging Diversity in Designed Landscapes
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Incorporating Climate and Forest Resiliency in Forest Management
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Carbon Offsets and Conservation
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