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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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Find commonly used resources that you can easily access for your work to protect 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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Members of the Moultonborough Conservation Commission visit Moultonborough Falls Conservation Area with the Taking Action for Wildlife team.
This summer and early fall the Taking Action for Wildlife Team has been working with 4 communities through our Community Technical Assistance Program…
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Barn swallow
A new brochure highlights the seven species of swifts and swallows found in New Hampshire, their behaviors, habitats, and conservation needs. It also…
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NHACC Annual Meeting & Conference
Join the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions (NHACC) for the only statewide conference dedicated to municipal conservation…
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NH Open Space Report Cover
A new, statewide report released by a coalition of conservation organizations shows how our farms, forests, and natural lands are more than scenic—…
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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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