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Learn
Our educational programs, camps, and community science initiatives invite people of all ages to deepen their understanding of the local landscape.
Protect
We've protected more than 26,000 acres of land in the Monadnock Region, for people and wildlife alike. Learn more about our land conservation efforts and how you can help.
Research
We welcome conservation research on much of the land and water we’ve helped protect, and encourage participation in our popular community science initiatives.
Explore
Our headquarters in Hancock, NH are located in the heart of a 36,000-acre SuperSanctuary of conserved lands. Explore our trails, grounds, and facilities.
Upcoming Programs & Events
January 15 (Wed) Environmental Studies Institute — Deep Presence: 13,000 Years of Native American History in the Monadnock Region » January 16 (Thu) Easygoing Hike at McCabe Forest » January 16 (Thu) Lunch & Learn: Visit the Kayapo in the Heart of the Amazon » January 22 (Wed) Trees & Tracks at Beech Hill » January 22 (Wed) Environmental Studies Institute — Deep Presence: 13,000 Years of Native American History in the Monadnock Region » All EventsLatest News
Open Lodge & Grounds Accessibility Project: Opening New Doors to Nature
Announcing a new project to improve accessibility of the Harris Center grounds and create a new outdoor gathering space for events both large and small.
The Diary of an Easement Monitoring Intern
Easement monitoring intern Kate McKay shares her memorable encounters with nature while exploring the Harris Center’s SuperSanctuary.
Field Report from the 2024 Vernal Pool Project
In 2024, Harris Center interns and community scientists documented 10 new vernal pools on conserved land in Amherst, Fitzwilliam, and Hancock.