By identifying and describing natural resources in a local setting, a Natural Resources Inventory (NRI) provides communities with a strong foundation ...
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Communities and conservation groups can prioritize areas for habitat protection using the NH Wildlife Action Plan maps.
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Permanent land protection is one of the best ways to support wildlife in a changing climate by providing a network of connected habitats and refugia t...
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There are a variety of data sources, tools, and other resources available to inform climate-smart land conservation and management.
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Read about how other individuals, communities, and conservation groups have used conservation planning, natural resource inventories, habitat manageme...
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Some habitats require disturbances to maintain their unique characteristics. Sometimes these disturbances occur naturally, but sometimes we can manage...
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If it's appropriate for your land, managing grassland habitats will greatly benefit the wildlife in your area.
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One thing everyone can do to support local pollinators is plant pollinator-friendly gardens - diverse groups of native flowers that will provide a ran...
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Monitoring habitats before, during, and after management is critical for a few reasons.
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Shrubland habitats are used by over 100 species of wildlife in NH and are critically important to many.
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NH Coverts volunteers are landowners, local decision-makers, teachers, business people, writers, retirees — anyone who wants to help wildlife in New H...
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Farmland provides biological diversity in the landscape, benefiting a number of wildlife species. Farmers can adapt agricultural practices to increase...
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Invasive plants can cause significant ecological and economic harm and are changing the face of our landscape. They may impact wildlife by choking out...
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Managing habitat for wildlife can require some out-of-pocket expenses for landowners. The good news is that programs exist to off-set costs.
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You can use a program called EDDMapS (Early Detection and Distribution Mapping System) on your computer, smartphone or tablet to map invasive plants a...
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Organizing a community invasive plant workday is something anyone can do. In fact, invasive plant control is the kind of large scale problem that is o...
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Many familiar plants in our gardens, fields, and along roadsides are not native to New Hampshire. While the majority cause no harm to natural habitat ...
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Invasive plants pose a serious threat to our native habitats and wildlife. One of the best things you can do to help stop the spread of invasive plant...
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Many people are not aware of invasive species or the potential problems they create. Helping to educate others about invasives increases the number of...
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While there has been a regional focus on the lack of and need to create young, early-successional habitat in recent years, there is also recognition a...
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