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08/08/2011
Free Land Management Workshop in Gonic, N.H.
GONIC, N.H. — Land managers can learn how to attract wildlife, fund habitat improvement projects and maintain forest health on their properties by attending a free seminar and field walk in New Hampshire on Aug. 23.
The seminar will last from 5:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. at 30 Rochester Neck Rd. in Gonic, N.H. A field walk will immediately follow at the Bellamy Wildlife Management Area in Dover, N.H.
Participants should bring boots and water, and be prepared for seasonal weather conditions during the free field tour. They also will need to provide their own transportation to the Bellamy WMA.
Space for this event is limited.
Land management experts from the NWTF, Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, will be available to answer questions.
The NWTF's New Hampshire State Chapter has partnered with the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department and the NRCS to offer technical guidance for habitat management through workshops and field days, and also connect landowners with funding opportunities through federal assistance programs including the Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program, Environmental Quality Incentives Program and Wetlands Reserve Program.
Contact Grant Mecozzi, NWTF regional biologist, at (978) 766-8349 or gmecozzi@nwtf.net to register for this event.
For information about the NWTF, visit www.nwtf.org or call (800) THE-NWTF.
