Natural Resources

Each year in the United States, Americans spend more than one-half billion dollars feeding birds. In fact, one in three North American households make...

New Hampshire is home to hundreds of species of native bees. Many of NH’s native bees are cavity nesting<br /> <br /> mason bees and leafcutter bees...

Fertilizing Christmas trees can increase growth rate, tree vigor, foliage color, bud set, branch and foliage density, and needle retention. The amount...

The New Hampshire Coverts Project Workshop<br /> May 15-18, 2019<br /> <br /> AGENDA<br /> <br /> Wednesday, May 15<br /> <br /> 6:15 p.m. Chec...

The New Hampshire State Forest Nursery is a facility and program administered by the Forest Management Bureau in the Division of Forests and Lands, a ...

Pruning and shearing produce the symmetrical, high-density, cone-shaped characteristics of a quality Christmas tree. The base of the live crown of the...

Self-Study Booklet for the New Hampshire Native Lumber Law, includes Introduction to RSA 434:59-61, the Grading and Certification or Stamping of Nativ...

Published 2016. Written by Diane E. Yorke, Project assistant, Wildlife, UNH Cooperative Extension. Concepts for the series were developed by David Lan...

Marsh and shrub wetlands include a variety of wetland types, each with different vegetation, but with one thing in common: the soils in them are wet m...

Vernal pools are wetlands with a seasonal cycle of flooding and drying. Some vernal pools flood in the spring with water from melting snow, rain or hi...