Nongame Program News Today

The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is asking the public to participate in its 2023 spring appeal in support of the Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Program.

CONCORD —The public is being asked to again help protect endangered piping plovers on the Granite State’s coastline as chicks hatch along the sandy shores of Hampton and Seabrook Beaches.

A record number of pipng plovers are nesting in Hampton Beach and Seabrook this year.

A record number of pipng plovers are nesting in Hampton Beach and Seabrook this year.

CONCORD —In the Granite State there is growing concern about the survival of certain butterflies. The New Hampshire Wildlife Action Plan identifies nine of them as Species of Greatest Conservation

Driving east on County Highway 1, heading to the Corner Store on Otter Tail Lake, I’m always looking for swans swimming in the Otter Tail River. Three weeks ago, I