The New Hampshire State Conservation Committee (SCC) is the state government agency responsible for managing the Conservation Grant Program. Competitive grants are awarded annually to physical and tangible environmental projects that foster stewardship and the sustainability of New Hampshire's natural environment (RSA 261:97-c,III).
The Conservation Grant Program's six focus areas include:
Eligible Grant Applicants include:
Once you have received an SCC Conservation Grant, all the necessary start up and implementation forms and documents can be found here: Conservation Grant Program Documents
"To discuss project proposals, and for all other questions about the SCC Conservation Moose Plate Grant Program, contact: Dea Brickner-Wood, Administrator Dea.A.Bricknerwood@agr.nh.gov (603) 868-6112"
SCC 2025 Conservation Moose Plate Grant Funds Available
The NH State Conservation Committee announces the opening of the fiscal year 2025 Conservation Moose Plate Grants.
The 2025 SCC Conservation Grant applications are due on September 13, 2024.
Maximum Grant Awards: $40,000
The NH State Conservation Committee’s FY2025 Conservation Moose Plate Grants offers two Grant Applications:
Conservation Projects include the following project categories:
Forms (PDF) for each Grant Application are available for downloading below.
To receive the forms in Word and Excel format, contact the Grant Administrator:
Dea.A.Bricknerwood@agr.nh.gov
Conservation Project Instructions and Forms to be completed:
Land Conservation Instructions and Forms to be completed:
Since 2002, the State Conservation Committee has funded over three hundred grants to support conservation projects throughout New Hampshire that protect, restore, and enhance the state’s valuable natural resources.
SCC Conservation Moose Plate Grant Awards List 2024
SCC Conservation Moose Plate Grants Funded 2007 – 2024
The SCC Conservation Grant Program is funded through the purchase of Conservation License Plates, known as "Moose Plates". All funds raised through the purchase of Moose Conservation and Heritage Plates are used for the promotion, protection and investment in New Hampshire's natural, cultural and historic resources. To learn more about Moose Plates download the Moose Plate Infographic () or visit the website www.mooseplate.com. To buy a Moose Plate, visit your municipal office and request one when registering your vehicle. Gift certificates may be purchased at www.mooseplate.com.
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