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Conservation Commission

Members

  • Chairman - Tim Dziechowski
  • Vice Chairman - Paul Wainwright
  • Secretary - Pete McVay
  • Dan Kimball
  • Scott Kukshtel
  • Denise Legault
  • Michelle Veasey

Meeting Schedule

About Us

The Atkinson, NH Conservation Commission is an all-volunteer group which is appointed by the Board of Selectmen. It operates under the auspices of New Hampshire RSA 36-A, which empowers the Conservation Commission to provide "for the proper utilization and protection of the natural resources and for the protection of watershed resources of said city or town."

The Commission is the only local board specifically charged to protect the natural resources of the town, and as such provides a focal point within town government for environmental concerns.

The Atkinson Conservation Commission serves as an advisory board to the NH State Wetlands Bureau and the Atkinson Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment.

Contact Information

Minutes

  • *Meeting minutes not provided on this website may be requested and obtained at the Town Hall
    • 2011 Conservation Meeting Minutes   
    • 2010 Conservation Meeting Minutes   
    • 2009 Conservation Meeting Minutes   

Useful Links

  • New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions
  • Atkinson is a member of the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions. NHACC is a private, non-profit association of municipal conservation commissions. Its purpose is to foster conservation and appropriate use of New Hampshire's natural resources by providing assistance to conservation commissions, facilitating communication and cooperation among commissions, and helping to create a climate in which commissions can be successful. Their website contains a wealth of conservation information and informative links. Go to NHACC.
  • For Kids
  • The NH Fish and Game Department publishes “Wild Times” wildlife journal for kids on its website.:   Wild Times Magazine
  • More Lands and Trails
  • All conservation and recreation reserves in New Hampshire, on a graphical map! Go to NH GRANIT's Conservation Lands Viewer for a fully-interactive map of all lands open to outdoor activities. This map database is constantly updated by communities and conservation commissions.

  • The Trust for Public Land (TPL) continually acquires and manages land in New Hampshire.

  • The Society for the Preservation of New Hampshire Forests (SPNHF) manages and protects over one million acres in the state of New Hampshire.
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