Public Outreach & Education

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

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

In September, we welcomed 5 new communities to the 2nd annual Community Conservation Cohort, hosted by Taking Action for Wildlife. Learn More

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 N... Learn More

Conservation Commissions have a strong interest in engaging community members through fun, educational activities. Getting folks outside and engaged h... Learn More

The end of one year and beginning of the next is often seen as a time of reflection, and that's definitely true for the wildlife biologists who lead t... Learn More

It's a brisk morning during the very beginning of fall in northern New Hampshire. Right before the first signs of daylight, people start to wander up ... Learn More

New Hampshire’s Species of Greatest Conservation Need (SGCN) are wildlife species that are rare or declining. In New Hampshire we have 169 SGCN identi... Learn More

I sat at my desk, eyes glued to my computer screen, flipping slowly through photos. I’m giddy with excitement, enjoying the scenes unfolding, snapshot... Learn More