Natural Resources

Citizen Science in Action
The Lakes Lay Monitoring Program (LLMP) partners NH citizens with University of New Hampshire students and faculty to make a difference in lakes aroun... Learn More
Coverts volunteers walk through wildlife habitat.
NH Coverts Project Seeks Volunteers for New Hampshire’s Wildlife and Forests
Applications open for volunteer training workshop on May 15-18
Applications open for volunteer training workshop on May 15-18 Learn More
spruce seedlings viewed from above
2019 NH State Nursery Catalog Available
Order your spring seedlings now
Order your spring seedlings now Learn More
Tree in field with fall leaves and blue sky. How can you care for trees?
4 Ways You Can Care for Trees
Give back to the land with these tips
Give back to the land with these tips Learn More
Gabriel Deml poses in front of trees
Invasive Removal Project Soars with Aid from Tool Library
Eagle Scout Gabriel Deml clears oriental bittersweet from Bedford's Selvoski Park
Eagle Scout Gabriel Deml clears oriental bittersweet from Bedford's Selvoski Park Learn More
Corduroy on a wet section of a skid trail
Emergency Erosion Control Techniques for Dealing with Severe Weather Conditions During an Active Timber Harvest
For printable version A field note is a report from "the field," based on observation and experience. The techniques and suggestions included were ... Learn More
Amy Arsenault Joins UNH Cooperative Extension as Natural Resources Administrative Assistant
Amy Arsenault Joins UNH Cooperative Extension as Natural Resources Administrative Assistant
  Amy Arsenault joined UNH Cooperative Extension in November 2018 as an Administrative Assistant located in Nesmith Hall at the University of ... Learn More
A kayak mounted on a fence in a park in Franklin NH. A river is in the background.
Take a (Holiday) Hike
Use Trail Finder and bring your holiday shopping trips to the next level
Use Trail Finder and bring your holiday shopping trips to the next level Learn More
A woman in a blue shirt and cap is writin gsomething on a clipboard. Behind her, five volunteers are engaged in activities on a rocky, grassy hillside.
Extension Volunteers Are Giving Back in Your Community
UNH Extension worked with 5,481 volunteers in 2018, breaking past records.
UNH Extension worked with 5,481 volunteers in 2018, breaking past records. Learn More
a river flowing through a forest
Managing Forests In and Around Water
An excerpt from Good Forestry in the Granite State
An excerpt from Good Forestry in the Granite State Learn More