Natural Resources

Scenes from the 2018 NH Coverts Project Workshop
On May 2-5, twenty-two conservation-minded individuals attended the 2018 New Hampshire Coverts Project Training Workshop held at the Barbara C. Harris... Learn More
Presentations from the Coverts Workshop, 2019
held May 15-18 in Greenfield, NH
held May 15-18 in Greenfield, NH Learn More
A close-up view of a green crab on a muddy rock. The crab appears to be looking at the camera. It's two pincers are pointed at the camera.
Band Together Against Green Crabs
Register today for the Green Crab Working Summit
Register today for the Green Crab Working Summit Learn More
an emerald ash borer adult with its wings spread
Update on Emerald Ash Borer
The emerald ash borer (EAB) continues to spread. It has been found in more than 40 New Hampshire towns and was discovered this winter in Vermont. E... Learn More
a hemlock branch infested with hemlock woolly adelgid
What's New for Hemlocks
Landowners and natural resources professionals have spent many years worrying about the hemlock woolly adelgid. They have diligently looked for and re... Learn More
Serviceberry blooming in New Hampshire
Discover Native Serviceberry, a Harbinger of Spring
Amelanchier Canadensis   Look along New Hampshire roadsides in late April and early May for the first spring blossoms that pop open on shru... Learn More
Two men stand next to each other in the woods. Behind them are trees. The man on the left is wearing a white shirt and holding a plaque. The man on the right is wearing a purple plaid shirt. They are both looking at the camera.
Barry Camp Wins Conservation Award
N.H. Fish & Game Names Barry Conservation Camp Its 2017 Conservation Organization of Excellence
N.H. Fish & Game Names Barry Conservation Camp Its 2017 Conservation Organization of Excellence Learn More
Two middle school girls stand next to a poster about climate change. The girl on the far right is wearing a reddish-white shirt; the girl next to her is wearing a denim jacket. On the left is a poster about climate change. The letter C is prominent and there are smaller pictures around it.
Middle Schoolers Make an Impact on Climate Change
Climate in the Classroom connects students with university experts, climate change research
Climate in the Classroom connects students with university experts, climate change research Learn More
Bittersweet climbing over native trees and shrubs. Photo by Kristin Prince.
Invasive in the Spotlight: Oriental Bittersweet
Oriental Bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus) is a deciduous, woody, perennial vine native to China, Japan and Korea, that was brought to this country ... Learn More
the author inspects an ash tree with blonding from woodpeckers and emerald ash borer
When It’s OK to Look into Your Neighbors’ Yards
AKA ... Looking for Emerald Ash Borer
AKA ... Looking for Emerald Ash Borer Learn More