Wildlife Watching
in New Hampshire
How do you get started with wildlife watching? Tips from New Hampshire's
watchable wildlife coordinator on learning how to find, observe
and photograph critters safely and with minimum impact.
Connecticut River Birding Trail NH Fish and Game is a proud co-sponsor of the Connecticut River Birding Trail, completed in 2007. The trail includes sites located in Connecticut River Watershed both in Vermont and New Hampshire. The sites represent the wide variety of habitats and wildlife found from the border with Massachusetts to the Canadian border. There are three maps covering the southern, central and northern sections highlighting information about 128 sites. The maps provide descriptions and directions for each site. To obtain maps, go to www.birdingtrail.org.
Safe
Hiking
Like to hike? Preparation is key for a safe, enjoyable outdoor experience
on New Hampshire's miles of beautiful trails. Do you know the ten
essential items that should be in your pack?
Becoming an
Outdoors-Woman
Spend a weekend at a Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (B.O.W.) workshop,
where you'll learn about outdoor skills like archery,
fly-fishing, firearms use, camping, canoeing... and much more! The winter B.O.W. workshop explores winter
outdoor skills, like ice-fishing, snowshoeing and winter survival. "Beyond B.O.W." courses are a chance to build your skills even further. More...
OHRV Use
in New Hampshire
Find safety education classes for ATVs, trail bikes and snowmobiles. Laws and
frequently asked questions about Off-Highway Recreational Vehicle (OHRV) use
in New Hampshire.
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