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NH Fish & Game directions for how to incorporate NH Wildlife Action Plan information into a community's Natural Resource Inventory

Links to a Dept. of Environmental Services webpage with factsheets that can assist local municipalities and towns with regulations and practices that are sensitive to wildlife and habitats. 

Links to NH Fish & Game website with complete information, including downloads, about the NH Wildlife Action Plan. 

Links to NH Fish & Game website describing how the Highest Ranked Habitats Map is derived and created.

WILDLIFE ACTION PLAN CRITICAL HABITATS AND POSSIBLE ASSOCIATED SPECIES - downloadable section of the NH W.A.P.

Links to NH Fish & Game website explaining NH ecoregions used in NH Wildlife Action Plan.

NH Wildlife Action Plan - Keeping Common Species Common

Links to NH Fish & Game website describing how the statewide maps were derived and created.

Links to NH Fish & Game website which explains the highest ranked habitat maps and the watershed groupings map.

A tale of two communities, two lakes and 2,000 acres (Springfield and Keene - what they have accomplished to protect wildlife habitat)

Good Forestry in the Granite State update in the Fall 2010 Issue of Taking Action for Wildlife

Green Mountain Conservation Group's vernal pool program

Landowner Fred Ernst - story of how he is managing his land for wildlife and doing so in a way that makes good economic sense.

Article about management of New England Cottontail habitat

A Handout/Signup Sheet to add people to the "Taking Action for Wildlife" newsletter list.  

Launching takingactionforwildlife.org

Taking Action for Wildlife Individual Newsletter Articles Winter 2011?