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Forests, Trees, and Wildlife


Biodiversity

Rare Plants of New Hampshire    
This series of factsheets on New Hampshire's threatened and endangered plants and animals was developed to assist foresters, loggers, landowners, and other land managers in identifying, protecting, and managing rare species and their habitats.

Christmas Trees


Current Use Taxation


Fire Protection

Firebreaks    

Forest Health

Invasives    

Forest Industry


Forest Laws

Basal Area Law    
Slash Law    
Timber Trespass    

Individual Tree Care and Backyard Conservation


Land Protection and Community Conservation

Conservation Easements: A Step-by-Step Guide    
A 4-page how-to guide to conservation easements.
Preparing a Conservation Plan    
How to draft a conservation plan, including components, process, and implementation.

Local Forest Products


Logging and Milling


Market Reports (Historical Information)


New Hampshire's Forests


Selling Timber


Storm Damage


Videos


Wildlife

A Landowners Guide to Woodcock Management in the Northeast    
Habitat management guide for American woodcock in the northeastern U.S.
Habitat Stewardship Brochures - Ordering Information Flyer    

A handout on how to order the Habitat Stewardship Brochure

Rare Wildlife of New Hampshire    
This series of factsheets on New Hampshire's threatened and endangered plants and animals was developed to assist foresters, loggers, landowners, and other land managers in identifying, protecting, and managing rare species and their habitats.
Wildlife Action Plan Species Profiles - BIRDS    
A series of 49 profiles for bird species of conservation concern, compiled for the New Hampshire Wildlife Action Plan (published in February, 2007).

Woodlot Management

Landowner Profiles    
These stories show how we work with landowners to care for New Hampshire's forests.
The Sign of Good Forestry    
Suggestions for erecting the Tree Farm Sign

Workshop Proceedings

Bringing Research to New Hampshire's Forests    
Proceedings from a September 2008 Workshop at Fox Forest, Hillsborough

Youth


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