Members of The Nature Conservancy accept the Governor’s Accessibility Award for work to create an accessible trail at the Ossipee Pine Barrens. From left: Governor’s Commission on Disability member Michael A. Racette and executive director Chuck Saia; The Nature Concservancy members Jim O’Brien and Susie Hackler; Gov. Chris Sununu; and Nature Conservancy members Sheila Vargas, Sydney Allen, Chelsea Martin, Bruce Clendenning, Anna Ormiston and Patrick Hackley.
Doug Ewing (left) of Weare and Mark Race of Loudon enjoy the new accessible trail in the Nature Conservancy’s Ossipee Pine Barrens Preserve after the official ribbon cutting in October 2018. Both Ewing and Race said they were excited about the trail when they saw the ribbon cutting event on social media and decided to attend. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Members of The Nature Conservancy accept the Governor’s Accessibility Award for work to create an accessible trail at the Ossipee Pine Barrens. From left: Governor’s Commission on Disability member Michael A. Racette and executive director Chuck Saia; The Nature Concservancy members Jim O’Brien and Susie Hackler; Gov. Chris Sununu; and Nature Conservancy members Sheila Vargas, Sydney Allen, Chelsea Martin, Bruce Clendenning, Anna Ormiston and Patrick Hackley.
Doug Ewing (left) of Weare and Mark Race of Loudon enjoy the new accessible trail in the Nature Conservancy’s Ossipee Pine Barrens Preserve after the official ribbon cutting in October 2018. Both Ewing and Race said they were excited about the trail when they saw the ribbon cutting event on social media and decided to attend. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
The new accessible trail in the Ossipee Pine Barrens. (JEFF LOUGEE PHOTO)
CONCORD — The New Hampshire Governor’s Commission on Disability recently honored The Nature Conservancy in New Hampshire for the creation of an accessible trail at the Ossipee Pine Barrens Preserve.
The Ossipee Pine Barrens Preserve is a 2,600-acre property in Ossipee, Freedom, Tamworth and Madison, with trails that explore one of the state’s most unique natural systems. Last October, the Nature Conservancy held a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open the ¾-mile accessible trail in the preserve.
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