Working to protect the wild animals of New Hampshire
UPDATE October 1, 2021 ACTION ALERT Send Comments about Proposed Rules for Threatened & Endangered Wildlife Species ACTION #1: To help endangered wildlife species, send comments about the rules to NH Department of Environmental Services...
It was one of the closest votes yesterday, June 3, 2021, to overturn a committee recommendation. There was some talk of having a reconsideration vote today but the House just adjourned and that did...
Published in the Eagle TimesMay 8, 2021 Are New Hampshire legislators trying to fool us? SB 129, now under consideration by the NH House of Representatives, is ironically and misleadingly, officially described as “designed...
Published in the Union LeaderMay 4, 2021 Senate Bill 129 will sell out threatened and endangered wild animals in New Hampshire to wealthy developers if it passes. It will be disastrous for the survival...
Published in The Cabinet PressApril 16, 2021 Snowshoe hares are essential to many other species’ survival, including lynx, bobcat, and great horned owls. They also help with the development of the forest by what...
by Weldon BosworthPublished in the New Hampshire Union LeaderApril 8, 2021 THE New Hampshire Fish and Game Department and the Fish and Game Commission are stewards of our public trust wildlife and are responsible...
Please Help Snowshoe Hares in 2021April 16, 2021 at 9 am JLCAR is taking up the snowshoe hare proposed rule by NHFG. We are asking JLCAR to object to the rule. If you want...
October 26, 2020 Introduction This campaign is to Save NH’s Threatened & Endangered Species (T&E) from development threats. We are working to keep RSA 212-A, NH’s Endangered Species Conservation Act (ESCA) strong. Our goal...
Did you know that in New Hampshire coyotes can be legally hunted 365 days a year, including the months when they are raising their young? In addition to being hunted without respite, coyotes are...
After following NH legislation for animals in the legislative Fish and Game and Marine Resources Committee (FGMR) for the 2019-2020 sessions we know who the friends of the animals are, and who are not....