The Hanover Conservancy recently organized a tour of the Trescott Company lands with foresters John O’Brien and Jeffrey Smith. The tour was extraordinary – an amazing Saturday afternoon. The Conservancy prepared a short slide show of scenes which may be viewed here.
And these wonderful photos from Jim Block are an extra treat.
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Dartmouth Parking and Transportation office along with our partner organizations Vital Communities, Advance Transit, Zimride and Zipcar Dartmouth will provide you with healthy transit information at the Wellness fair. You could also sign up for our green commuter incentive program there!
Other offerings at the fair include Biometric Screenings, Health Coaching and Flu Vaccination!
What? You! Harvesting Health
When? 10/17/2012, Wednesday, 10am-2pm
Where? Alumni Hall, Hopkins Center
Click image below to access the pdf file for Dartmouth College Riverfront On Connecticut master plan
A nice collection
One map of particular trail interest is “Dartmouth Open Slope Region”
Dartmouth College Green Commuter Programs – next promotional campaign at Dartmouth Employees Wellness Fair , 10/17, Wed, Alumni Hall
Here’s the summary of the Hanover Bicycle/Pedestrian Committee’s annual report for submission to the 2011 Town Report. The photos make it a rather large document so it’s posted here for easy download.
Annual Report
prepared by ORW and Engineering ventures
More news to come on the Safe Routes to School efforts.
Hanover Town’s policy paper on residential zoning changes (PDF)
The first public information meeting on the Residential Zoning Project will be on the October 13th at 9:30am in Ray School Music Room.
New Yorkers working downtown are benefiting from daily physical activity
Interesting article on Reuters about the connection of walkable neighborhoods to lower diabetes risk.
(Reuters Health) – People living in communities that lend themselves to walking had a significantly lower risk of developing diabetes than those living in the least walkable neighborhoods in a large new study from Canada.
Ethan Burke, quoted in the article lives in Hanover, and works at Dartmouth.
