Conservation

Trout Unlimited's Conservation Approach

Protect

Through land conservation, easements, and by policy and legislative initiatives, protect the still remaining intact cold water rivers and streams.

Reconnect

Remove unnecessary dams and repair culverts which block fish passage and natural stream drift. Ensure proper fish passage in necessary dams and bottom emptying dams where possible. Provide the ability of fish to migrate throughout the river system as needed. Ensure adequate flows.

Restore

Fix what is already broken. Replant riparian zones and eliminate sources of point source, non-point source pollution, erosion and sedimentation. Repair stream beds that have been altered to replace the normal steam features of riffles, runs and pools. Remove trash and restore necessary woody debris and clean gravel for spawning.

Sustain

Ensure that the above efforts are ongoing through education of the public, government officials, and our youth. Support all of the efforts above with fundraising.

2009-2010 Season
Meeting & Event Schedule
All of the programs listed below will take place at the Urban Forestry Center, 45 Elwyn Road, Portsmouth, NH, (directions) and begin at 6:30PM, unless otherwise indicated.
July 14-18, 2010
Youth Conservation Camp
Pittsburg, NH

4th Annual NH Trout Unlimited Youth Conservation Camp
Pittsburg, NH