Castle in the Clouds Inducted into the Old-Growth Forest Network

On Sunday, August 30th, the Lakes Region Conservation Trust’s Castle in the Clouds Conservation Area in Moultonborough, NH, was formally inducted into the national Old-Growth Forest Network. In a private ceremony, Old-Growth Forest Network’s Founder, Joan Maloof, presented a plaque to Lindsay Rosa, LRCT Executive Director, in acknowledgement of this protected forest and its exceptional […]

Conservation Journal – Exploring a New Home

I stand outside my window on the very first morning in Sandwich, New Hampshire. The birds are chirping in unfamiliar new ways. I am accustomed to the chirping of birds from my home in Phoenix, Arizona. Every call and song I hear is new and unique and strikes me with a sense of wonder about […]

Conservation Journal – Diving into Trail Work

(written in June 2026) I can’t believe it has already been a little over a month since I started serving as an AmeriCorps Member. I remember like it was yesterday driving through the Lakes Region with so many thoughts and expectations running through my head. Arriving at Mead Base, where I am spending the next […]

Introducing: Reservation System for Rattlesnake Island Preserve

View from Rattlesnake Island Preserve

Dear Friends, Like you, LRCT is looking forward to summertime in the Lakes Region, and we’re excited to share news about our Rattlesnake Island Preserve. Since updating our visitor guidelines in 2022 (see the Rattlesnake Island Preserve page), we have continued to devote time and effort to exploring options that make visiting the Preserve easier […]

Support LRCT During NH Gives!

The Lakes Region Conservation Trust is once again participating in NH Gives, which begins today, June 9th, at 5 PM, and we have some exciting news. An anonymous donor has offered a generous $15,000 match for contributions made to LRCT during NH Gives. NH Gives is a great way to show support for LRCT and hundreds […]

Meet with Lindsay!

LRCT’s Executive Director, Lindsay Rosa, has been with LRCT for over 6 months! This summer, you can meet with Lindsay at 4 PM on the third Thursday of each month at various LRCT properties around the Lakes Region. Get to know her better, ask questions, and talk about the vital work of LRCT. June 18th […]

A New State Champion Tree

LRCT’s conserved lands are home to some BIG trees! If you read our Spring 2026 Legacy newsletter, you learned about a large red spruce (Picea rubens) that lives on an LRCT-conserved property in Ossipee. We’re happy to announce that we recently received word from the NH Big Tree Program that the red spruce has earned the […]

Welcoming LRCT’s Next Executive Director, Lindsay Rosa!

Lindsay Rosa

The Lakes Region Conservation Trust is pleased to introduce Lindsay Rosa as LRCT’s next Executive Director. A lifelong conservationist with deep New England roots, Lindsay brings nonprofit leadership experience, scientific know-how, and a genuine passion for helping people connect with the places they love. Lindsay comes to LRCT from Defenders of Wildlife, where she served […]

The LRCT Land Stewards Experience

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Hello! My name is Tessa, and I’m excited to share my LRCT journey with you. Alongside me is my coworker and close friend, Shea, who has been an incredible partner throughout this season. Together, we’ve had the privilege of working with LRCT on various projects that have enriched our experience and deepened our love for […]

LRCT on WCVB’s Chronicle!

View of the Lucknow Mansion from the Oak Ridge trail

In case you missed it, the Lakes Region Conservation Trust and the Castle Preservation Society (CPS) were featured on a recent episode of WCVB’s Chronicle! The episode focused on Moultonborough, New Hampshire, and featured a segment about the recently designated National Historic Landmark, Castle in the Clouds (Lucknow Estate). LRCT’s Don Berry was able to […]

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