The New Hampshire Arborists Association Community Beautification
Awards Program was established in 1981 by the New Hampshire Arborist Association to encourage New Hampshire communities
to have an increased awareness of the value and benefit of tree care and maintenance as well as landscape beautification.
Certified Arborists judge nominated communities based on four criteria including:
Maintenance of Existing Trees, Shrubs and Flowers;
Planting
in public areas;
Enthusiasm and Spirit of those actively involved in Beautification Projects; and
Overall
Community Appearance - Cleanliness, Aesthetics, and Initiative in Downtown and other Public Area.
Congratulations to the twelve communities that are winners of our Community Beautification Awards Program
for 2006. These twelve commmunities are reconized for their outstanding efforts in public landcape management and
beautification. Governor Lynch made these Award presentations at the State House Ceremony on May 4, 2007. Communities receiving
the 2006 NH Arborists Association Community Beautification Awards are: Boscawen, Dublin, Dover, Enfield, Franconia, Keene,
Madbury, Meredith, Nashua, Newbury, Orford, and Peterborough.
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AWARD WINNING
COMMUNITIES to date since 1981 are: Amherst, Boscawen, Candia, Chester, Claremont, Charlestown, Concord, Conway, Dorchester,
Dover, Dublin, Durham, Enfield, Fitzwilliam, Franconia, Gilmanton, Gorham, Hanover, Holderness, Jackson, Jaffrey, Keene, Laconia,
Lancaster, Littleton, Lyme, Madbury, Manchester, Marlborough, Meredith, Milford, Nashua, Newbury, Newmarket, New London, North
Hampton, Orford, Peterborough, Plaistow, Portsmouth, Rumney, Rye, Salem, Somersworth, Swanzey, Tamworth, Waterville Valley,
Whitefield, and Wolfeboro.
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