Forty Acres of Valuable Land in Bow to be Permanently Conserved
Bow, NH – April 25, 2024 – The Land Conservation Committee of Bow Open Spaces Inc. is pleased to announce today the successful conservation of forty acres of high value land in Bow. The Westover conservation lot, rich in wetlands, and adjoining other conserved lands in Bow, was funded through a mitigation approach under the authority of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services and completed in partnership with Coastal Forest Products of Bow.
The land is located off Robinson Road in Bow and abuts the existing Old Johnson Road Town Forest. The conservation easement ensures the land will remain a valuable and permanent natural resource for the people of Bow – and the Stewardship Committee of Bow Open Spaces looks forward to helping ensure its protection.
With the closing between the Westover Family and Bow Open Spaces Inc. of the conservation easement, we congratulate the members of the Team that made this happen, including Bryan and Margaret Westover, the Bow Open Spaces Land Conservation Committee, Pike Severance of Coastal Forest Products, Nick Golon of TF Moran, and many others.
For questions or comments, interest in the ongoing conservation efforts of the Land Conservation Committee, or the role of the Stewardship Committee contact info@bowopenspaces.com.
PHOTO CAPTION: (L TO R) Bob Dawkins, Bow Open Spaces Land Conservation Director and Tom O’Donovan, Bow Open Spaces Vice President, thank property owners Bryan and Margaret Westover at closing of a conservation easement on 40 acres of land in Bow, NH.
