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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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Learn about our technical assistance to help communities move forward with efforts to protect wildlife and habitats

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Vernal pool workshop
Vernal pools are an important wildlife habitat and can be great to explore with your community, but It’s important to balance the benefits and…
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NH Butterfly Monitoring Volunteers surveying a field.
There are several wildlife-focused participatory science projects that take place in the summer in New Hampshire, making it a great time to get…
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A wetland at Mulligan Forest in Nottingham, NH. [Photo by Emily Lord]
An overview of marsh and shrub wetlands, how they're protected in New Hampshire, and what your community can do to benefit these habitats.
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Beech leaf disease
The newly discovered beech leaf disease, coupled with beech bark disease which has been affecting New Hampshire’s forests since the 1960s, is…
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Volunteers explore New London's Philbrick-Cricenti Bog
The Taking Action for Wildlife Team worked with three NH communities last year through our Community Technical Assistance program. Here’s a recap of…
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Mountain headwater stream
When we think about nature in New Hampshire, it’s easy to imagine the towering peaks of the White Mountains or the sparkling waters of Lake…
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