Posts by New Hampshire Fish and Game
Educators who want to introduce their students in grades 3-6 to New Hampshire’s wildlife and aquatic resources – or to reinforce related lessons – have until September 28 to request fall 2018 Wonders of Wildlife (WOW) presentations by New Hampshire Fish and Game Department volunteer docents.
Featured this season: Capturing the West Side bear, and more from NH Fish & Game.
A total of 51 permits are proposed to be issued in this year’s lottery. Deadline is May 25.
It’s nesting season for rabbits in New Hampshire, and that means the time is right to submit your rabbit sightings to NH Rabbit Reports at nhrabbitreports.org.
An incident on Lake Winnipesaukee prompted Fish & Game officials to remind the public that ice conditions this time of year are unpredictable, and safety should be on everyone’s mind before recreating on ice.
If you’re planning an early morning fishing or snowmobile trip for Jan. 14, note that you’ll have to wait until after 8 a.m. to buy your license or register your snowmobile that day.
If you’ve thought about becoming a Conservation Officer, this could be your chance – the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is seeking applications for Conservation Officer Trainee vacancies.
Women who want to improve their fly fishing skills can sign up for a Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) Intermediate Fly Fishing weekend workshop that will take place June 24-26, 2016 at Coleman State Park in Stewartstown, NH.