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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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In September, we welcomed 5 new communities to the 2nd annual Community Conservation Cohort, hosted by Taking Action for Wildlife.
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Current view of what had been Mill Pond, now a large, open, and grassy habitat.
Southeast Land Trust’s Tucker and French Family Forest is an almost 600 acre property located in Kingston, where the natural life cycle of a beaver…
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September was a busy month on town lands in New Hampshire, as community members all over the state got outside to explore and observe as part of the…
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Nanci and Charlie Mitchell live on a large tract of land in Gilmanton which they manage largely to protect and improve wildlife habitat on the…
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Community ideas
Over the years, the Taking Action for Wildlife (TAFW) Team has noticed in workshops and conferences that community participants learned as much from…
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Conservation Commissions have a strong interest in engaging community members through fun, educational activities. Getting folks outside and engaged…
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