Navigate Site Search Where is your Moose Plate? How to Buy a Plate "Moose Plate" Program New Hampshire’s Conservation and Heritage Number Plate program – best known as the "Moose Plate" program – supports a wide variety of conservation, heritage and preservation programs statewide. Every dollar raised through the sales of Moose Plates goes directly to designated programs, so you know that your plate helps support programs you care about! Explore this site to learn more about how Moose Plate funds are "Conserving the Best of New Hampshire." Learn More Featured Projects View All Projects Prev Next BCC Purchased Currier-Sanborn Conservation Area The Belmont Conservation Commission (BCC) recently announced its purchase of the Currier-Sanborn Conservation Area, a significant parcel of conservation land between Silver Lake, the Winnipesaukee River, and Northfield. As are all of the BCC managed properties, it is open to passive recreation, hunting, and fishing. The BCC received a $7,500 NH Moose Plate Grant to offset the administrative costs of the conservation easement. The NH Conservation License Plate (Moose Plate) Program supports the protection of critical resources in New Hampshire, including scenic lands, historic sites and artifacts, plants and wildlife. At a Glance FUNDS PROJECTS PLATES $20 mil Total funds raised “P” for “Preservation” Joins “C” and “H” on NH Moose Plates We’ve always been honored by the love Granite Staters have shown for the Moose Plate program – so much love, in fact, we had to add another letter. New Moose Plate owners will see a “P” for “Preservation” added to “C” for “Conservation” and “H” for “Heritage.” Thanks for helping us raise up to $20 million for the promotion, protection and investment in New Hampshire’s natural, cultural and historic resources! Projects Grants Get a Plate Moose Plates Conserving the Best of NH All funds raised through the purchase of Conservation and Heritage License Plates are used for the promotion, protection and investment in New Hampshire's natural, cultural and historic resources. Home About Recipient Agencies Grants Projects Get a Plate Contact Twitter Facebook © NH Conservation and Heritage License Plate Program Supported by Altos