Geese Beware: Living shoreline here to stay!

The Cutts Cove restoration, a salt marsh restoration project that began in 2017, dealt with a setback when the vegetation planted had been feasted on by migrating Canada Geese. NHDES and project partners sprung into action to keep the project alive.

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Stream crossing assessments ramp up

There are over 20,000 road crossings comprised of culverts and bridges that intersect New Hampshire’s rivers, streams and wetlands. Over the summers of 2022 and 2023, UNH teams assessed over 4,000 of them – compared to previous assessment efforts that accomplished 100 to 300 per year.

'Hopped Up on Sustainability'

Our Sustainable Craft Beverage Program was featured in the September issue of New Hampshire Magazine! This article discusses how breweries that work with the program are implementing more sustainable business practices.

Change your clock, change your batteries

You’ve heard the adage, “change your clocks, change your batteries” when it comes to your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. But do you know the safest way to dispose of them? This poster will help you to take charge of your batteries properly.