Natural Resources Conservation Service

New Hampshire

United States Department of Agriculture

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Ecological Science

early successional field

Field & Early Successional Habitat

Old Field Management, NH-647 (10 KB, pdf)
Early Successional Habitat Management, NH-647 Job Sheet (60 KB, pdf)
Warm Season Grasses Critical Area Planting, NH-342 (51 KB, pdf)
"Feathered Edge" Conservation, NH-647 Job Sheet (115 KB, pdf)

stream in forest

Fish & Streams

Guidelines for Wood Additions to First and Second Order Streams (1.99MB, pdf)

bee on flower

Pollinators

Bee Basics
Organic Farming for Bees
Pollinator Habitat
Site Prep for Pollinators
Managing Habitat for Pollinators (47 KB, pdf)
Conservation Cover for Pollinators (301 KB, pdf)
Plantings for Pollinator Conservation (2,581 KB, pdf)

riparian buffer

Riparian Buffers:

Riparian Forest Buffer, NH-391 Job Sheet (95 KB, pdf)

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Wildlife Enhancements

Access Control for Bats, NH-472 (355 KB, pdf)
Species that use High-bush Blueberry Wetlands (17.1KB, pdf)
Bird Boxes (76.4KB, pdf)
American Woodcock Habitat (19.9KBKB, pdf)
Creating Brush Piles for Upland Wildlife (381KB, pdf)
New England Cottontail Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Guide (72.3KB, pdf)

Other Information

NRCS has been a leader in ecosystem restoration work in New Hampshire salt marshes and pine barrens. There are resources here on the procedure and the project examples, as well as technical manuals.

Read about the Wiswall Fish Passage Environmental Assessment.

Natural Resources Conservation Service

New Hampshire

Ecological Science

Field & Early Successional Habitat

Fish & Streams

Pollinators

Riparian Buffers:

Wildlife Enhancements

Other Information

Cost List & Scenarios

Technical Service Provider & Contractor List

Ecological Site Descriptions

Read about the Wiswall Fish Passage Environmental Assessment.

For more information, please contact: Donald Keirstead, Resource Conservationist for Ecology.