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New Hampshire currently has the second highest rate of Lyme disease in the nation. Protect yourself.
Can I grow my own cranberries?
I have what look like large winged ants swarming in my house. What are they and what should I do?
What exactly does a rain garden do?
UNH Marine Program Scholarships, Internships, and Fellowships
Tune in to Great Bay Area Radio 1610 AM for information when driving near the Great Bay
Would your organization like to host a SeaTrek Presentation?
Search for New Hampshire beaches, advisories, and much more!
50th Anniversary Preserve Letterboxing Challenge
Sunday, January 1 - Friday, August 31
Family Wise Walk: Seavey Creek to Frost Point
Saturday, May 19
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Rye
Island Archaeology
Monday, June 11 – Monday, June 25
Smuttynose Island
Celia Thaxter's Appledore Island Garden Tours at Shoals Marine Lab
Friday, June 29 -
Saturday, August 4
Appledore Island
2012 Isles of Shoals Discovery Cruises
Sunday, July 1
- Sunday, August 26
2012 Great Bay Discovery Cruises
Tuesday, July 24
- Saturday, August 25th
Shoals History Week
Tuesday, August 7 - Friday, August 10
Smuttynose Island
SeaSHOALS:
Marine Science Education for Families
Friday, August 10 - Sunday, August 12
Appledore Island
Appledore Artist Weekend
Friday, August 24 - Sunday, August 26
Appledore Island
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Events from the Rockingham County Calendar
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Rockingham County UNH Cooperative Extension Impact Statement
Rockingham County UNH Cooperative Extension 2010 Annual Report
UNH Cooperative Extension in Rockingham County is your local link to the
University of New Hampshire. Rockingham County UNH
Cooperative Extension is
part of a statewide network of county offices bringing
the University of New
Hampshire resources directly
to the people who live and work in Rockingham County.
Rockingham County residents benefit from
our educational programs that provide research-based information to meet
the societal, environmental, and economic needs of local citizens.
The major
program areas represented by Extension Educators in this county include:
- 4-H Youth Development
- Agriculture Resources
- Community Assistance
- Family and Consumer
Resources
- Forestry and Wildlife
- Land and Water Conservation
- Nutrition Connections
- Sea Grant
We provide practical education to people of all
ages. Our name is derived from the partnership structure that combines federal,
state, and county funding. This "cooperative" effort ensures that
all people have local access to their state university and the knowledge and
resources available to address their needs and problems. Our principal partner
is the University of
New Hampshire, and the state office for UNH Cooperative Extension is
located on campus in Durham. As a state land-grant university, UNH is charged
by Congress to conduct resident instruction, research, and outreach to people
beyond the classroom. Rockingham County is
also an essential partner, and our office is within the County complex in Brentwood.
Some examples of local and state efforts include 4-H clubs and events,
parenting programs, monitoring water quality in our lakes and rivers, collaborative
efforts to sustain marine fisheries, aquaculture, reducing the use of
pesticides, community collaborations to meet the needs of youth, improving
health through media literacy in families and youth, consumer issues, land
use management, nutrition, food safety, forest stewardship, family finances, insuring
financial security in later years, meeting the needs of low-income families,
and strengthening our communities through the Community Profile process.
Visit our office in the Rockingham County Complex at 113 North Road in
Brentwood. Our office hours are 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday - Friday. You
can also reach us by phone 603-679-5616 or 1-800-248-6672 (NH only),
fax 603-679-8070, or email.
We encourage you to contact any member
of the staff if you have questions or needs we can address.




