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The University of NH Cooperative Extension Forestry and Wildlife Program has been caring for New Hampshire's forests since 1925. Our mission is to educate New Hampshire's citizens about rural and urban forest environments, enhancing their ability to make informed natural resources decisions.

We help landowners with woodlot care, long term planning, selling timber, wildlife habitat, land protection, current use taxation, and more. We help communities through support to town boards, public officials, and other community organizations. We help provide a healthy working landscape by offering the state's 84,000 landowners, 1400 loggers, 250 licensed foresters, and 100 sawmills information and technical assistance.


If you'd like to learn more about the opportunities your forest land can provide or learn more about the county's forests and trees call the office at 352-4550 or steven.roberge@unh.edu.

Meet Cheshire County's Forester Steve Roberge and learn more about the Forestry and Wildlife Program at:

www.nhwoods.org


MAPLE SUGARING INFORMATION
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Maple Sugaring Setup and Guidelines

How to Get Started in Maple Sugaring

 

 


N.H. Topographic Maps Available on Fish and Game Website

CONCORD, N.H. ­ Great news for New Hampshire hikers, hunters and outdoor enthusiasts: the N.H. Fish and Game Department has created topographic maps of the entire state, available for free at http://www.wildnh.com/maps. The topo maps, in PDF format and sized to print on an 8.5"x11" sheet of paper, include the latest available geographic information for the state at a scale of 1:31,680 (1 inch per half-mile). The maps include roads, municipal boundaries, water bodies, conservation properties, state and national forests and parks and more.

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