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Reptiles and Amphibians - Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Program

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N.H's Endangered and Threatened Wildlife Species List

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New Hampshire's Wildlife Action Plan

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Wildlines, the Nongame Program's award-winning newsletter, with Nongame project news, breeding season updates, species profiles, volunteer opportunities and more.

Nongame News Updates, the latest reports and press releases from the field and more.

Taking Action for Wildlife E-mail Newsletter, published quarterly by NHFG and UNH Cooperative Extension, highlighting the NH Wildlife Action Plan.

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Workshops and Presentations, presented by NH Fish and Game and others.

Species Pages:

Turtles of NH
Turtles of NH

Salamanders of NH
Salamanders of NH

Reptile and Amphibian Reporting Program (RAARP)

RAARP is a program coordinated by the NH Fish and Game Nongame & Endangered Wildlife Program where volunteers report sightings of reptiles and amphibians from spring peepers to snapping turtles. These reports are extremely valuable to biologists. Observations are used to determine the distribution of all reptiles and amphibians within New Hampshire. Reports of less common species are very important. Verified reports of rare species locations are mapped and stored in a database used for land protection and conservation purposes. Reports should be accompanied by a clear photograph whenever possible. To be added to the spring mailing list, please contact the NH Fish and Game Wildlife Division: (603) 271-5859 or email wildlife@wildlife.nh.gov.

New! Spring 2009 Report & 2008 RAARP Summary (PDF, 1.3 MB)

Tools for RAARPers:

Bull frog by Dwight Kuhn

The Thrill of the Hunt
Herp hunting is a fun way to connect kids with nature. N.H. Wildlife Journal March-April 2008 (pdf file, 1.3 MB).

New Hampshire reptile & amphibian information: Other reptile and amphibian links and resources:

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