Natural Resources Stewards

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Learn, Explore & Share the Nature of New Hampshire

Natural Resources Stewards are people of all ages and walks of life who love New Hampshire’s outdoors: our trees and parks, forests and fields, the rocky soil, plants, and pollinators within our farms and gardens, the lakes, rivers, streams, and bogs that connect our landscape, the diversity of wildlife from salamanders to songbirds, and osprey to otters that share these special places.

Stewards are a community of volunteers who make a difference caring for the nature of New Hampshire. Learn more about the Natural Resources Stewards Program.

Resources

Leaving Leaves and Flower Stalks Sign (2)
Do you want to leave your leaves and flower stalks on your garden or landscape over the winter to provide food and shelter for birds, bees, butterflie... Learn More
Leaving leaves and flower stalks
Leaving Leaves and Flower Stalks Signs
Do you want to leave your leaves and flower stalks on your garden or landscape over the winter to provide food and shelter for birds, bees, butterflie... Learn More
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Leaving Leaves and Flower Stalks for Wildlife
Starting right now, this fall, we can each do our part and make a difference one yard at a time. Doing so is much easier than a traditional fall clean... Learn More
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Learn About Natural Resources Stewards
LEARN, EXPLORE & SHARE THE NATURE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
The Natural Resources Steward program offers a comprehensive training and volunteer supp... Learn More
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Natural Resources Stewards Application
The 2022 session of Natural Resources Stewards is currently full. We encourage you to fill out an application if you are interested in attending in 20... Learn More
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Information for Natural Resources Stewards
Below are links and resources for our current Natural Resources Stewards as they volunteer in their communities:



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house with bare lawn in 2017 and same house with gardens surrounding in 2023
Lawn Be Gone
Know your goals. How will you use your space? Maybe you want an open lawn area for children to play, a wildflower garden, to grow food, or to encourag... Learn More
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Dealing with Invasive Species: Pick Your Battles
Japanese Knotweed is filling the roadsides leading up to your house. Garlic mustard has begun along the paths you walk in the forest. Multiflora rose ... Learn More
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Become a Tree City USA
Is your community a Tree City? What does that mean and how can you get it to become one? About 35% of New Hampshire residents live in a Tree City USA ... Learn More
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