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hot peppers
What is the best way to start growing my own hot peppers?
A Question of the Week
A Question of the Week Learn More
Nature's Nation: American Art and Environment
At The Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, MA. Through May 5th
At The Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, MA. Through May 5th Learn More
kids cooking
Quality Time in the Kitchen
How to Get Kids Involved in Cooking
How to Get Kids Involved in Cooking Learn More
Bark! A Great Way to Identify Trees in the Winter
Winter is the perfect time to get up close and notice and appreciate the variations of tree bark. Bark is an important clue in identifying trees, espe... Learn More
Two wooden and wax frames from a dead hive of honeybees.
NH Healthy Hives Project
Join the growing network of citizen scientists and beekeepers who are working together to study honey bee health in New Hampshire. This program combin... Learn More
Hemp Production in New Hampshire: Not Yet
The NH Department of Agriculture, Markets & Food (Department) and UNH Cooperative Extension have been fielding inquiries about growing hemp in the... Learn More
5 Wildlife Signs to Look for on Snowy Trails
And 5 trails to help you find them.
And 5 trails to help you find them. Learn More
bat house
I’d like to buy and install a bat house in my backyard. What should I look for, and where should I place it?
A Question of the Week
A Question of the Week Learn More
People looking at a timber harvest
Gaining Perspective - A New Steward Tours a Timber Harvest
by Carol Mamczak, Natural Resources Steward ‘18
by Carol Mamczak, Natural Resources Steward ‘18 Learn More
Pesticide Licensing Can Help Conservation Commissions Control Invasive Plants
Invasive species are an increasingly common issue in New Hampshire forests, and a growing number of municipalities and private landowners are struggli... Learn More