Wildlife Species in New Hampshire

New Hampshire is home to a great diversity of wildlife species, with habitats that range from coastal islands to alpine tundra. The NH Fish & Game Department is the agency responsible for guarding the state's fish, wildlife, and marine resources. Key wildlife links on their website include:

• Wildlife Species Occurring in New Hampshire
• Endangered and Threatened Wildlife of New Hampshire

BIRDS	AMPHIBIANS & REPTILES	MAMMALS	Dragonflies, Damselflies & other Invertebrates	INVENTORYING & MONITORING WILDLIFE
Quick links: BIRDS of conservation concern American woodcock Bald Eagle Cooper's Hawk Common Loon Grassland-nesting birds Osprey Piping Plover Ruffed Grouse State of NH Birds: A Conservation Guide - NEW!	Quick links: AMPHIBIANS & REPTILES of conservations concern Frogs & Toads of NH Snakes of NH Turtles of NH Salamanders of NH	Quick links: MAMMALS of conservation concern American marten Canada lynx New England Cottontail Rabbits Bats Also: Black Bear Problems Habitat for Deer	Quick links: DRAGONFLIES & DAMSELFLIES & BUTTERFLIES of conservation concern	A Landowner's Guide to Inventorying and Monitoring Wildlife on Your Land NH Wildlife Sightings - report your sightings of rare and common species here!

• NH Wildlife Sightings - Learn how you can Contribute Your Wildlife Sightings Online!
• Wildlife Stories - click here to browse short news stories about New Hampshire wildlife in the NH Outside wildlife archives.
• Frequently Asked Questions about Wildlife - connects to NH Fish & Game
• Latest News - connect to NH Fish & Game for current news stories about wildlife in NH
• State of NH Birds: A Conservation Guide - NEW!
• Publications related to Wildlife
• Publications related to Biodiversity in NH

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