STREAMING VIDEO - click here to watch NH hunting and fishing videos on the Fish and Game Channel.
Listen to our PODCAST - Fish & Game Radio Diner! Click here - NEW EPISODE February 16 - Meet Julie Robinson, Fish and Game waterfowl biologist, who flies over Great Bay counting waterfowl from a small plane. Later in the show, Conservation Educator Mary Goodyear explains the Winter Severity Index and how N.H. students are collecting data to help manage our deer! Plus tips on events and destinations for the outdoor enthusiast.
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NH Wildlife Action Plan
Habitat Stewardship brochure series - Floodplain Forests, Grasslands, Vernal Pools, Marsh and Shrub Wetlands; Appalachian Oak-pine Forests, Lowland Spruce-fir Forests, Peatlands, Shrublands.
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Wildlife-related recreation is good for New Hampshire's Economy: 839,000 hunters, anglers and wildlife watchers spent $560 million on wildlife-related recreation in New Hampshire in 2006, according to the latest survey from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Click to learn more... |
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