09/16/2023
Check out New Hampshire Fish and Game's publication "Trails for People and Wildlife."
https://www.wildlife.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt746/files/inline-documents/sonh/trails-for-people-wildlife.pdf
This “Trails for People and Wildlife” project was initiated through the Great Bay Resource Protection Partnership and developed by Katie Callahan (GIS Coordinator, New Hampshire Department of Information Technology-NH Fish and Game Department), Jim Oehler (NH Fish and Game Department, State Lands Habitat
Biologist), and Rachel Stevens (Wildlife Ecologist with NH Fish and Game Department and Stewardship Coordinator with Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve). GIS modeling was completed by Katie Callahan. The project was funded by the US Fish and Wildlife Service with the NH Audubon Society kindly acting as fiscal agent.
The project was improved by comments from representatives of the Great Bay Resource Protection Partnership, Environmental Protection Agency, Ibis Wildlife Consulting, Lakes Region Conservation Trust, Monadnock Conservancy, National Park
Service, Natural Resource Conservation Service, NH Audubon Society, NH Department of Transportation, NH Trails Bureau, Society for the Protection of NH Forests, Southeast Land Trust of NH, The Nature Conservancy, UNH Cooperative Extension, US Fish
and Wildlife Service, US Forest Service, Upper Valley Trails Alliance, Washington Conservation Commission, and the White Mountain National Forest.
This guide was written by Rachel Stevens and Jim Oehler. It was edited by Haley Andreozzi (Wildlife Outreach Program Manager, UNH Cooperative Extension), Karen Bennett (Extension Forestry Professor and Specialist, UNH Cooperative Extension), Deborah Goard (Stewardship Director, Southeast Land Trust of New Hampshire) and Emily Preston (Wildlife Biologist with NH Fish and Game Department). Photos by Jim Oehler or Rachel Stevens unless otherwise noted. Cover photo by Paul Stevens. Graphics by Rachel Stevens with appreciation to the Integration and Application
Network, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science.
