Forest & Trees

A study conducted in 1994 and 1995, that examines current use around the state, and provides information on eligible land and minimum acreage requirem...

On January 17, 1995, the Natural Resource Network of New Hampshire with support from the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension and Departm...

This report (published circa 1995) is based on research that estimates the economic gains to rural New Hampshire communities and the State from increa...

Introduction<br /> <br /> Land application of clean municipal sludge (biosolids) offers potential benefits for some New Hampshire forest soils. Thes...

These proceedings were prepared as a supplement to the workshops &quot;Getting the Regeneration You Want&quot; held in West Milan on October 27 and Ki...

This study’s main objective was to determine how the incidence of blister rust has changed since the mid-1900’s. Five separate regions of New Hampshir...

In 1996, the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension published Does Open Space Pay? a compilation of economic studies of Fremont, Deerfield,...

One of the most common recommendations foresters make to forest landowners has little to do with the management of their trees. Although most landowne...

<br /> Introduction<br /> <br /> This handbook has been prepared to help readers develop an appreciation of how northeastern forests develop and an...

In recent years several exotic insects have either entered NH or are nearby on our doorsteps <br /> <br /> Native plants have no natural defenses ag...