Public Outreach & Education

Town meeting is an important local step for many conservation commissions to gain approval for a specific project or to pass a warrant article, and is... Learn More

The Taking Action for Wildlife Community Conservation Cohort program, started in 2020, has seen 15 communities and 57 participants taking part in the ... Learn More

Having developed and hosted a successful and engaging public program “Finding a Shared Vision for Eaton Town Lands”, Eaton has moved onto the next ste... Learn More

Don’t miss the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions (NHACC) 52nd Annual Meeting and Conference on Saturday, November 5, 2022, featuri... Learn More

Butterflies are present all over our state in every inch of available habitat including wetlands, woods, fields and backyards. The NH Butterfly Monito... Learn More

After completing fall 2021 training, the 23 participants in the second annual Community Conservation Cohort rolled up their sleeves and got to work on... Learn More

Scat is a sign left behind by every species of wildlife, and different wildlife species have scat with unique characteristics. Learning how to identif... Learn More

New Hampshire's forest lands face uncertain futures unless owners have considered and planned for how their lands will transition to the next generati... Learn More

In September 2021, NH Fish & Game Department and UNH Cooperative Extension put a request out to any and all New Hampshire residents – find and collect... Learn More

The Claremont Conservation Commission had lots of ideas about protecting wildlife in their community but when it came down to action, they knew they h... Learn More