Navigate Site Search Advisory Committee Making Sure It All Happens The NH Conservation Number Plate Advisory Committee oversees the design of the Moose Plate and the distribution of the Plate’s revenues as legislated. The committee is composed of a number of legislators and staff from participating state agencies. It is the duty of this committee to ensure that the purposes and goals of the NH Conservation License Plate Program are being achieved. They report annually to the General Court, summarizing the number of plates issued, revenues collected and program accomplishments. Funds are Distributed to the Following Agencies: NH Fish and Game Department Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Program NH Land and Community Heritage Investment Program (LCHIP) NH State Conservation Committee NH Department of Transportation Bureau of Highway Design Roadside Development Statewide Lilac and Native Wildflower Program NH Department of Natural & Cultural Resources Research and management of native plants and natural communities through the Natural Heritage Bureau Stewardship and preservation of historic sites managed by the Division of Parks and Recreation Restoration, preservation, and/or conservation of publicly owned items significant to NH’s cultural heritage through grant programs managed by the Division of Historical Resources, the State Council on the Arts, and the State Library 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

Navigate Site Search Coös County Camera Trappings in Coos County Preservation of the Chase Bog Wetland Complex, Dalton, NH The Pondicherry Wildlife Refuge, Whitefield/Jefferson, NH John Wingate Weeks Historic Site’s Mt. Prospect Estate, Lancaster, NH Renovation of the 1918 Gorham Town Hall Balcony, Gorham, NH 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