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Vole Tunnel
Mole or Vole?
Now that the snow has melted I’m noticing lots of tunnels in my lawn. Are moles or voles to blame?
Now that the snow has melted I’m noticing lots of tunnels in my lawn. Are moles or voles to blame? Learn More
sprayer calibration
Supervisory Registration Certification – General Use Training for Commerical Applicators
What you should know about the training sessions.
What you should know about the pesticide training sessions. Learn More
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Students Assess Downtown Dover using First Impressions
By Tyler Quinn Smith, Community & Environmental Planning Major, UNH 2018 Last week marked the pinnacle of the First Impressions project as the ... Learn More
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Step Into Spring by Increasing Physical Activity
Spring is around the corner and the warm weather is calling us to get outside and get active. Whether it is raking leaves or getting your favorite per... Learn More
Raise Your Hand, New Hampshire 4-H, to Support Kids in Our Community!
4-H to Award Funding to State Programs to Grow True Leaders
4-H to Award Funding to State Programs to Grow True Leaders Learn More
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Understanding How Local Community Members Value the Benefits of Small Streams in the Great Bay Watershed
Just what is your water worth? Our team is trying to answer this very question. We are working with communities to better understand how they use and ... Learn More
Chicken and Couscous-March Recipe
Chicken and Couscous
Chicken and Couscous Learn More
inspecting a hemlock tree for hemlock woolly adelgid
The Elimination of the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Quarantine
State Entomologist Piera Siegert explains why the hemlock woolly adelgid quarantine was eliminated
State Entomologist Piera Siegert explains why the hemlock woolly adelgid quarantine was eliminated Learn More
Mary Winchell and Emma Erler preparing a worm bin at the Ed Center
Getting Started With Vermiculture
"A friend of mine suggested I get some worms that will “eat my garbage”. Will they really do that, and are they messy?" What you are referring to i... Learn More
Burning bush (Euonymus alatus)
Invasive in the Spotlight: Burning Bush
Burning bush (Euonymus alatus) is a deciduous shrub native to Asia that has become well established in New Hampshire as well as throughout parts of th... Learn More