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Taking Action for Wildlife supports communities, conservation groups, and individuals with resources, tools, and training for conserving New Hampshire's wildlife and habitats.

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The 2025 Wildlife Action Plan revision process is in full swing at New Hampshire Fish and Game (NHFG), and a public survey is now open.
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Bobcat trail in snow
Despite the cold weather, winter (and the often-snowy early spring) is a great time to get out on trails and find signs of wildlife.
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Jeff Littleton sampling at Black Fox Pond
I sat down with Jeff Littleton, the principal ecologist with Moosewood Ecological, to talk about his experience assisting towns who want to create…
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Map of flow by habitat block in Upper Valley
For those working to conserve and manage New Hampshire’s wildlife and habitats, wildlife corridors have become a primary focus in recent years.
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Biologists collecting data on nesting populations of common and roseate terns on the Isle of Shoals.
Every 10 years, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department revises the state’s Wildlife Action Plan, and the 2025 revision is currently underway.
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A Saltmarsh Sparrow carries food to feed her chicks.
Do you live near a salt marsh? Or maybe you’ve visited a NH beach and noticed the nearby marshes? If so, one of the coolest evolutionary stories may…
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