Natural Resources

 Coastal and Marine

Extension's efforts are focused on maintaining healthy coastal ecosystems, promoting resilient communities and economies, and supporting sustainable fisheries and aquaculture.

 Energy 

Extension provides education about how changes in behavior can reduce your household energy use significantly. In the process, you'll save money, improve comfort, and reduce your negative impact on our common environment.

 Fisheries and Aquaculture 

Extension develops programming utilizing research, education and outreach activities that promote outcomes leading to environmentally responsible and economically viable aquaculture and wild fishing practices, as well as ecosystem monitoring and marine debris removal.

 Forests and Trees 

Extension helps citizens and landowners learn about and care for New Hampshire's forests, trees, wildife and habitats through landowner visits, workshops, professional development and assisting communities.

 Geospatial Technologies

Extension works to inform people on the range of potential uses of geospatial technologies and develop their skills to put these technologies to work in their own lives.

 Lakes, Streams & Watersheds

Extension is dedicated to preservation and sound management of lakes through citizen-based monitoring and research through the New Hampshire Lakes Lay Monitoring (LLMP). More than 500 volunteers have been trained to monitor hundreds of lake, tributary and outlet sites each year.

 Land and Water Conservation 

Extension's provides technical assistance, education, facilitated discussion and guidance to communities and conservation groups interested in conserving their natural resources and prioritizing areas for protection.

 Stormwater

Extension helps communities to understand how stormwater, sometimes called polluted runoff, affects health and safety, economic well-being and environmental quality in a community depending on how it’s managed.

 Wildlife 

Extension provides wildlife and habitat-focused technical assistance, property visits, educational programs, field trips, volunteer opportunities, and help coordinate financial assistance to landowners and others interested in wildlife conservation and stewardship.

 How to Volunteer 

Extension works with local volunteers and residents to design and conduct educational programs that meet social, environmental and economic needs of NH’s citizens and communities.