Tin Mountain Conservation Center
Education Administration ProgramsNew Hampshire, United States11-50 Employees
Tin Mountain Conservation Center is a small to mid-sized nonprofit based in Albany, New Hampshire, focused on environmental education. It provides in-school and after-school environmental education to more than 6,000 students in the Mt. Washington Valley and western Maine, and operates four summer camps for children aged 4 to 16, offering day and explorer experiences that include canoeing, climbing, hiking, and biking. In addition to formal programs, the center runs a year-round slate of activities such as nature programs, Eco-Forums, Environmental Book Groups, a Bird Society, and community trivia nights hosted at a local brewery, along with guided naturalist hikes and trips. Trails at the Albany campus and the Jackson Field Station support outdoor programming. The organization also hosts events like the First Season Dinner and Benefit Auction and cycling events tied to the Mt. Washington Auto Road, which help fund its programs, scholarships, and community initiatives. In November 2024 Tin Mountain announced the hire of Bill Fein as part of its staffing growth. The center has also engaged in partnerships to broaden its offerings, including a 2022 collaboration with Purity Spring Resort to provide six seasonal programs in partnership with NH Audubon.