Board of Trustees

Chair: Lisa V. Bennett
Vice Chair: Carol Stone
Treasurer: Kevin Barrett
Secretary: Lisa Doner

Tory Amorello
Brent Anderson
Lisa Aulet Ed.D.
Carol Bard
Cathy Denious
Ann Ehrhart
Martha Grant
Barbara Nan Grossman
Sam Howe
Michelle Janosa
Susan Lynch
David Murphy
Cris Salomon
Edwin Shafer
Frank B. Stevens
Geoffrey Stewart

Honorary Trustees
Alexandra Breed
David W. Cote, D.V.M.
Kenneth H. Evans, Jr.
Maurice R. Lafreniere
John McRae
Tashia Morgridge
Carol Thompson
Stephen G. Woodsum

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Jollster, 10/07/24
Squam lakes was a great experience. It was very expensive to get in so I recommend checking your library to see if they have discount passes. At every exhibit there is an activity for your child to do such as puzzles or matching and etc. There is a great picnic area as well as nice playground for the kids. The animatronic dinosaurs were great for my son. They also had a cool spot where there are slides inside and tunnels. We didn't mind spending the money since all the money goes towards the native animals that are there either from being rescued or orphaned. My family spent 3 hrs here. We would go again but with passes. For a family of four it was $92. That's with two kids. Very interactive here.
Desiree Perez, 05/12/22
Visited with my significant other on May 9th. Was not busy at all! Has so many interactive exhibits to learn from. Though we are both adults, we enjoyed playing and reading all the information along the trail. Love the hands on learning, it's the perfect place for children to learn new things about animals and nature while having tons of fun (and seeing animals!). The animals looked happy, and the enclosures were very natural and large for them to roam around. Will definitely return in the future!
Elizabeth Funk, 07/28/24
We absolutely love coming here when we visit family on the lake! Such a beautiful walk and so much local wildlife to see! We all had a blast!
hi Take, 10/10/20
Great nature trail for kids. You can see approximately 10 animals in the trail for about 1 hour. A lot of educational resources in the exhibit. Additionally, there’s friendly crew.
Piers Platt, 10/15/24
Fantastic zoo/nature center focused on native NH species - black bear, bobcat, otters, mountain lion, fox, hawks, and more. Interactive exhibits throughout with fun games and quizzes for kids, who will learn a bunch as you go. If you move fast between exhibits you might be able to do it in an hour, but plan for more like 2-3 hours. Makes a great day trip when combined with Rattlesnake trail hike.

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