Rockingham County Conservation District

Rockingham County Conservation District We work with a wide range of partners in our mission to conserve natural resources. Things have changed. We are no longer in the business of draining wetlands!

The RCCD delivers natural resource conservation services at the local level by coordinating funding and natural resource professionals to design and implement projects. The Rockingham County Conservation District (RCCD) was established in 1946 as one of approximately 3,000 conservation districts created nationwide in the mid-1940’s. These organizations were established to help combat the devastat

ing soil erosion and sedimentation occurring around the country at the time. Some of what we do today is similar to what was done in the early days of the RCCD. In the original 1946 work plan, one of the top priorities of the District was making equipment available to farmers. In those days, however, it was heavy equipment for clearing pastures and draining wetlands. Today, making equipment available to farmers is still a priority; however, the specialized agricultural implements that we are renting allow farmers to work on improving soil health and to steward the land in environmentally sustainable ways.

09/01/2026
>From The Field Fridays<A few images from RCCD staff, while out in the field this week!
08/21/2026

>From The Field Fridays<
A few images from RCCD staff, while out in the field this week!

07/29/2026
>From The Field Friday<A collection of images from the RCCD staff while in the field this week!Share your field adventur...
07/24/2026

>From The Field Friday<
A collection of images from the RCCD staff while in the field this week!
Share your field adventures in the comments below.👇

07/08/2026
>From The Field Friday<I few images from the RCCD staff, while working out in the field this week!!
06/05/2026

>From The Field Friday<
I few images from the RCCD staff, while working out in the field this week!!

06/02/2026

Join us next Wednesday, June 10th for a behind the scenes look at habitat management at Odiorne Point State Park!

Odiorne is not only one of our favorite birding hotspots, but also home to one of the largest and most successful invasive plant control projects in New Hampshire. We'll be birding while learning from the Rockingham County Conservation District and UNH Cooperative Extension about the incredible habitat work that has been completed and still planned at the park.

Spots are limited to 20 participants: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4FA9A722A3FACF8-63902081-behind #/

Photo Credit:
Odiorne State Park - Matt Tarr

Address

110 North Road
Brentwood, NH
03833

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+16036792790

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