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There is a lot we don’t know about the over 130 species of butterflies that occur in New Hampshire, but that is slowly changing – thanks to organizati... Learn More

Each autumn, thousands of raptors make annual journeys across New Hampshire’s forested landscapes to wintering grounds further south. Though they can ... Learn More

I sat down with Jeff Littleton, the principal ecologist with Moosewood Ecological, to talk about his experience assisting towns who want to create loc... Learn More

The 2025 Wildlife Action Plan revision process is in full swing at New Hampshire Fish and Game (NHFG), and a public survey is now open. Learn More

Despite the cold weather, winter (and the often-snowy early spring) is a great time to get out on trails and find signs of wildlife. Learn More

Every 10 years, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department revises the state’s Wildlife Action Plan, and the 2025 revision is currently underway. Learn More

Do you live near a salt marsh? Or maybe you’ve visited a NH beach and noticed the nearby marshes? If so, one of the coolest evolutionary stories may b... Learn More

For those working to conserve and manage New Hampshire’s wildlife and habitats, wildlife corridors have become a primary focus in recent years. Learn More

"Exurban” areas lie between suburban and rural. An increase in human development in these once-rural places means that both wildlife species and human... Learn More

People tend to associate wildlife track and sign with game species like deer and moose, but they're often surprised to learn you can also identify the... Learn More