Helping to Manage New Hampshire’s Greatest Assets
Our staff work closely with public and private partners to safeguard the state's land, water, air and living communities.
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UNH Extension has county foresters who work with landowners, communities, and natural resource professionals in every county to address crucial resour...
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New Hampshire’s Wildlife are significant features of community culture and contribute to our state’s identity and economic vitality. Throughout the Fa...
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A day of learning and connection for women who own and manage New Hampshire’s forests.
On March 7, 2025, over seventy women forest landowners came together at the Women Landowner Summit to learn, build skills, and connect.
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Events
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March 8, 2025 to June 28th, 2025
Registration opens on February 4th 2025
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May 7, 2025
7:00pm - 8:30pm, Native insects and diseases are important components of forested ecosystems. Invasives like chestnut blight and Dutch elm disease have dramatically changed
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May 9, 2025
7:30am - 4:00pm, 2025 Coös Mud Season Breakfast | Registration Deadline: May 1!
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Resources
Knowing that trees differ in their requirements for nutrients and moisture, and that sites differ in their ability to supply these needs, we can corre...
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BioBlitz events that have been hosted by other organizations in NH!
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A crop tree is a “healthy, vigorous, well-formed tree of desired species on the right site that meets landowner goals and objectives” (Jim Frohn, 2020...
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In wildlife conservation, connections matter. New Hampshire is home to a rich diversity of wildlife including birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, be...
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A Needs Assessment Approach to Understanding Women Forestland Owners and Managers in New Hampshire.
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Extension Professor, Biological SciencesExtension Professor, GeographyPhone: 603-862-4277
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Associate Extension State Specialist and Professor of Water Quality and Ecotoxicology/Director of Lakes Lay Monitoring Program