Natural Resources
Helping to Manage New Hampshire’s Greatest Assets
Our staff work closely with public and private partners to safeguard the state's land, water, air and living communities.
Articles
An invasive species is not simply a plant people dislike. An invasive plant must be non-native to the area and must cause, or be likely to cause, envi...
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The 2026 NH Coverts Project Workshop was held from May 6-9, when twenty-five attendees from all over New Hampshire spent time in the classroom and in ...
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From May 6-9, 2026, twenty-five conservation-minded individuals from twenty-one different New Hampshire communities gathered in Greenfield, NH for the...
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Events
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June 10, 2026 to September 1, 2026
Webinars are free but registration required.Field Tour registration is $50 and includes lunch.Join us for a comprehensive reflection of ten years of Adaptive
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August 19, 2026
4:00pm - 6:30pm, Join Extension foresters, Forest Society staff, and professional foresters for a hiking tour of the forestry demonstration area around the Marlboro Trail on
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August 29, 2026 to August 30, 2026
Join a team of expert naturalists, including renowned world adventurers and New Englanders, to explore and document the rich biodiversity of World Fellowship
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September 1, 2026
9:00am - 12:00pm, Learn the basics of Geographic Informations System (GIS) and start making your own maps! This course will help you use GIS software to make
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September 1, 2026
4:00pm - 6:00pm, Seabrook is home to NH’s largest, most intact sand dune system, which play a critical role in protecting the coastline, supporting wildlife and providing
Resources
New Hampshire is home to 7 species of swifts and swallows. These birds are aerial insectivores that capture flying insects on the wing (in flight), a ...
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Made the move from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro? Good for you! Are you still using shapefiles? You have made the move to ArcGIS Pro and are interested in usi...
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Knowing that trees differ in their requirements for nutrients and moisture, and that sites differ in their ability to supply these needs, we can corre...
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BioBlitz events that have been hosted by other organizations in NH!
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A crop tree is a “healthy, vigorous, well-formed tree of desired species on the right site that meets landowner goals and objectives” (Jim Frohn, 2020...
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Extension State Specialist & Professor, Wildlife ConservationEmail: Haley.Andreozzi@unh.eduPhone: (603) 862-5327 -
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Extension Field Specialist, Community ConservationEmail: Sara.Callaghan@unh.eduPhone: (603) 862-2990 -
Extension Assistant Professor/Specialist, Fisheries and NH Sea Grant DirectorEmail: Erik.Chapman@unh.eduPhone: (603) 862-1935 -
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Associate Extension State Specialist and Professor of Water Quality and Ecotoxicology/Director of Lakes Lay Monitoring ProgramEmail: Amanda.McQuaid@unh.eduPhone: (603) 862-3887 -
Coastal Communities/Water Resources State SpecialistEmail: Julia.Peterson@unh.eduPhone: (603) 862-6706 -
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EmeritusNatural Resources & Land Conservation State SpecialistEmail: Amanda.Stone@unh.eduPhone: (603) 364-5324 -
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