Your Wilton Conservation Commission (WCC) is responsible for protecting the farms, forests, wetlands, scenic vistas and historic resources that are such an important part of the overall character of our community.

Part of our charter is to educate our citizens about conservation issues and to provide access to public lands for recreation. Placing land in conservation doesn’t mean it’s "off limits". On the contrary, conserved lands are available to the public for their use and enjoyment. In Wilton, 69% of our town is in Current Use or designated as conservation land. That protection keeps us a small rural community with beautiful open spaces, clean water and abundant wildlife.

Board Members

Name	Title
W. Bart Hunter	Chair (2020)
Jennifer S. Beck	Member (2022)
Peter Howd	Member (2022)
William G. Mahar	Member (2021)
H. Alan Preston	Member (2021)
Leslie P. Tallarico	Emeritus/Alternate

LINKS

Agendas

Minutes

Carnival Hill Conservation Land

Comprehensive Shoreland Protection Act

Construction Project Permit Information

Current Use Application

Dams in Wilton, NHDES 6/1/16

Frog Pond

NH Association of Conservation Commissions

NH Extension, Hillsborough County Office

NH Invasive Species Fact Sheet

Souhegan River

Survey Forms

Trails Are Important To Wilton

Volunteering with / Joining the Conservation Commission

WCC's Position Statement on the Proposed NED Pipeline

WCC's Position Statement on the Quinn Properties'
Application to Build an Asphalt Plant in Wilton.

Wilton Conservation Plan 2016 - Executive Summary

Wilton Conservation Plan 2016

Wilton Master Plan / Natural Resources chapter

Wilton Natural Resources Inventory

Wilton Water Recreation Initiative

When Community Land Preservation and Social Distancing Collide - Exploring the Sheldrick Forest in Wilton, NH.


CONTACT INFO

Meeting Information
When: 1st Tuesday
Time: 7:00 pm
Where: Notice - Due to the COVID-19/Coronavirus crisis and in accordance with Governor Sununu’s Emergency Order #12 pursuant to Executive Order 2020-04, this Board is authorized to meet electronically.
Until further notice, meetings of the Wilton Conservation Commission will take place electronically. Please refer to the Town Calendar on the front page of this website for the details of how to participate. Please note that during this crisis, there will be no physical location to observe and listen contemporaneously to the meeting.

Address
Wilton Town Hall
42 Main Street
PO Box 83
Wilton, NH 03086
United States
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