Conservation Commission Approves Girl Scout Projects, Accepts Mission Statement
Windham Conservation Commission approves Girl Scout projects and adopts new mission statement. The Commission approved Elyse Walden's Greenway Trail signage project, which will place four trail markers at key intersections by August 2026, funded by The Dubay Group, and approved Kate Rochford's
Conservation Commission · Meeting of April 23, 2026
NH WINDHAM — Windham Conservation Commission approves Girl Scout projects and adopts new mission statement. The Commission approved Elyse Walden's Greenway Trail signage project, which will place four trail markers at key intersections by August 2026, funded by The Dubay Group, and approved Kate Rochford's conservation-kiosk safety-signage project. The Commission adopted a new mission statement and approved $950 for ten "Closed Dusk to Dawn" signs on conservation lands, with a work day scheduled for May 2 at Golden Meadow.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of April 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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