Conservation in New Hampshire
Ducks Unlimited (DU) conserves habitat at the continental scale to meet the lifecycle needs of North America’s waterfowl. New Hampshire is part of the Atlantic Flyway, providing important migration, breeding and wintering areas for many of the continent’s waterfowl such as American black ducks, wood duck, brant and Canada geese.
During 2005, working with a variety of partners, DU’s New Hampshire conservation program protected and enhanced 272 acres of wetlands and adjacent habitat. New Hampshire’s conservation projects are designed to maximize the amount and quality of migration, breeding and wintering waterfowl habitats as well as improve conditions for waterfowl production.
Atlantic Coast Ecosystem Initiative
The objective of the Atlantic Coast Ecosystem Initiative is to conserve and restore coastal watersheds, specifically tidal wetlands and inland freshwater habitats which support and benefit waterfowl, fish, other wildlife, and people.
New Hampshire Habitat Projects
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