Beaver Brook is a regional nature center where tens of thousands of people a year come to learn about and enjoy spending time in nature. The organization began in 1964 and has grown to encompass 2187 acres of conserved land with 35 miles of trails for the public to use year round.

Trails, educational gardens, historic buildings, information kiosks, and environmental education programs for all ages are what we provide the public. In a time when the average American child spends 5 minutes a day in unstructured activities in nature, Beaver Brook’s mission of “encouraging an understanding of the interrelationships in nature” is more important than ever. Time spent in nature can heal people suffering from grief and depression, prevents the incidence of common cold and flu, reduced stress and obesity.

Beaver Brook relies on donations, memberships, and program fees to maintain their operations.

We honor donor’s preferences for gifts to benefit underserved youth, the handicapped, children who have lost a family member, the gardens or the trails, or Buildings and Grounds.

We can answer your questions and provide further information for individual donors, families, advisors and financial institutions. For more information, please call our Office at (603) 465-7787.

Read the BBA 2018 Annual Report

become a member

Beaver Brook relies on contributions from our visitors and the community to maintain our lands, trails and the many historic buildings used for environmental education programs.

Volunteer

This opportunity is open to anyone, students to retirees, who would like to help up with our mission. While experience is welcome, a willingness to contribute and an eagerness to learn…

Effortless Donations through AmazonSmile

We encourage people to shop locally when possible. But if you seek things not available locally and use Amazon,  0.5% of your purchase can be donated to Beaver Brook when you shop through AmazonSmile.  Please take a second to

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Memorial Gifts

We honor donor’s preferences for gifts to benefit underserved youth, the handicapped, children who have lost a family member, the gardens or the trails, or Buildings and Grounds.

photography friends

As a professional photographer you undoubtedly understand and recognize the importance of caring for the environment that is so important to the end result of your demonstrated talents.

Partner Organizations

We know that community organizations are stronger and more effective when we partner together.  Beaver Brook enjoys wonderful partnerships with many other organizations in the region.

Legacy Gifts

You can become a part of the Legacy and make a lasting difference to preserve one of the most valued natural treasures in southern New Hampshire.

Wish List

  • Nature theme jigsaw puzzles for children with  100 or less pieces.
  • Summer camp scholarship for low-income child $250
  • Donate to provide healing nature programs for Home, Health & Hospice “Good Grief” program for children who have lost a loved one to death $200
  • Donation of $1000 to print 10,000 bookmarks; 1  for each child to take home from field trip
  • Donations to fund a new mounted beaver $400 or owl $300
  • Donations of new or nearly new items for our 2x year Silent Auctions. Vacation stays, sports tickets, outdoor gear, gift certificate
  • Cover mailing costs of quarterly Log newsletter $500
  • Outreach Program to a handicapped school, organization, or library $300
  • Sponsor a field trip to BBA with bus for low-income school $500
  • Corporate Partners to adopt kiosks and events.
  • Volunteer coordinator
  • Fundraising volunteers!

WHY MAKE A DONATION?

Beaver Brook relies on contributions from our visitors and the community to maintain our lands,
trails and the many historic buildings used for environmental education programs.
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