Natural Resources

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,...

A woodchuck mows down an entire row of new cabbage transplants... A porcupine is destroying a hedge of hemlocks... Flying squirrels are keeping family...

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...

A Primer for Current and Prospective New Hampshire Landowners

This form is intended to be used by forest landowners who want to develop a forest stewardship plan. Filling out this form will help clarify your desi...

This form is intended to be used by forest landowners who want to develop a forest stewardship plan. Your forest stewardship plan considers the natura...

This 80-page guide published in 2004 helps landowners in New Hampshire better know and understand wildlife on their property.  It was produced by the ...