Navigate Site Search Department of Transportation DOT New Hampshire Moose Plate funds benefit the Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Highway Design, specifically the Statewide Lilac and Native Wildflower Program. Sites throughout the state are used to inform and educate the public about lilac planting, care and identification. Funds are also used to enhance New Hampshire’s roadsides by establishing and maintaining Native Wildflowers. These projects create more beautiful roadsides and foster positive attitudes toward the State of New Hampshire and the Department of Transportation. Sample Projects Lilac sites have been planted in Antrim, Chesterfield, Hampton, Haverhill, Hooksett, Keene, Manchester, Nashua (2 sites), Seabrook, Walpole and Woodsville. Native Wildflower sites have been planted in Hopkinton, Concord, Keene, Manchester, Portsmouth and Ossipee. To see more projects, visit our Projects pages. 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