Where is your Moose Plate?
Funds from Moose License Plate sales help conserve New Hampshire's natural, historical and cultural resources.
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Celebrating 25 Years of Moose Plates: A Legacy of Conservation & Heritage
In 2025, we proudly celebrate 25 years of the New Hampshire Conservation License Plate, better known as the Moose Plate—a program that has made a lasting impact on the state’s natural and cultural heritage.
What started as a classroom project in 1993, led by Jane Kellogg and her fourth-grade students at Holderness Central School, became a movement that inspired change. Their dedication led to the creation of the Moose Plate program in 1998, when the New Hampshire General Court passed legislation to fund conservation and historic preservation efforts across the state. The first Moose Plate was purchased in December of 2000.
Since then, every county in New Hampshire has benefited from the funds raised through Moose Plate sales. From protecting wildlife habitats and restoring historic landmarks to supporting local arts and preserving our state’s natural resources, this program has fueled hundreds of projects that keep New Hampshire’s landscapes and legacies alive.
By purchasing a Moose Plate, you’re not just driving with a symbol of New Hampshire pride—you’re driving change. Thank you for 25 years of support, and here’s to continuing this legacy for generations to come!
This is THE YEAR to get your Moose Plate!
At a Glance
“M” for “Moose” Joins “C “H” and “P” on NH Moose Plates
We’ve always been honored by the love Granite Staters have shown for the Moose Plate program – so much love, in fact, we had to add another letter. New Moose Plate owners will see a “M” for “Moose added to “P” for “Preservation,” “C” for “Conservation,” and “H” for “Heritage.”
Thanks for helping us raise up to $34 million for the promotion, protection and investment in New Hampshire’s natural, cultural and historic resources!