Kayaker Larry Ely enjoys paddling in the Androscoggin River in Shelburne, where the Mahoosuc Land Trust’s ambitious $1 million Riverlands project has been fully funded in only five months. (PHOTO COURTESY GINGER LAWSON)
Kayaker Larry Ely enjoys paddling in the Androscoggin River in Shelburne, where the Mahoosuc Land Trust’s ambitious $1 million Riverlands project has been fully funded in only five months. (PHOTO COURTESY GINGER LAWSON)
SHELBURNE — Two state of New Hampshire grant awards totaling $886,000, announced last Thursday, Nov. 19, will make the 853-acre Shelburne Riverlands project of the non-profit Bethel-based Mahoosuc Land Trust a reality.
The larger grant of $761,668 was made by the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Aquatic Resource Mitigation (ARM) Program.
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