Woodlot Management

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
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
Bat Conservation and Forestry
Bat Workshop, June 1 Foresters and other natural resource professionals can help to conserve and enhance bat habitat on managed lands. They can lea... Learn More
emerald ash borer adult on white ash bark
Emerald Ash Borer Found in Vermont
New Hampshire's First Response
New Hampshire's First Response Learn More
A timber logging operation. A number of timber logs are stacked together. Behind them is a trailer.
Timber Income Tax Quick Reference Now Available
Collaboration With Oregon State University Assists With Tax Filing
Collaboration With Oregon State University Assists With Tax Filing Learn More
emerald ash borer adult on white ash bark
Notification about requirements for ash logs destined to Quebec
from Piera Siegert, state entomologist, N.H. Dept. of Agriculture, Markets & Food
from Piera Siegert, state entomologist, N.H. Dept. of Agriculture, Markets & Food Learn More
map of risk from invasives by town
Using groups to reduce invasive plant dominance in naturally regenerated New Hampshire woodlots
A field note is a report from "the field," based on observation and experience. With partial financial support from the Natural Resources Conservation... Learn More
What We Know about Glossy Buckthorn
by Dr. Tom Lee, Dept. of Natural Resources and the Environment at the University of New Hampshire and researcher at NH Agricultural Experiment Stati... Learn More
tree trunk
UNH Cooperative Extension and Oregon State University Release Timber Income Quick Reference Ahead of Tax Filing Deadline
UNH Cooperative Extension and Oregon State University have released a quick reference factsheet that helps tax preparers, landowners, foresters and ot... Learn More
gap shelterwood with shade to suppress fast-growing species
Expanding Gap Shelterwoods: A Flexible System for Regenerating Mid-tolerants
by Ethan Belair and Dr. Mark J. Ducey, Dept. of Natural Resources and the Environment, University of New Hampshire and researchers at NH Agricultural ... Learn More