Latest issue of NH Wildlife Journal introduces readers to granite state weasels, snowshoe basics and a cold case in the North Country

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November 4, 2022

Harmony, NH – Within the newest problem of New Hampshire Wildlife Journal journal (November/December 2022), readers will study among the most fascinating and elusive creatures that decision New Hampshire dwelling: weasels. Writer Jacques Veilleux explains the similarities between these mammals and identifies the variations that make every of those six species so particular.

Winter in New England conjures up pictures of snow-capped timber, good blue skies, and untouched trails to discover. Knowledgeable tracker and Geographic Data System (GIS) coordinator for Fish and Sport, Katie Callahan guides readers via the backwoods on snowshoes, exploring what the primary steps into the depths may very well be for these new to the game. From getting began to what to convey and security issues, Callahan covers all of the bases to get you out and into the woods this season.

Lastly, accompany Conservation Officer Joseph Canfield on a seek for clues to assist clear up a 43-year-old lacking individuals case. With dedication, vital pondering, and the help of side-scan sonar gear, Canfield and the Fish and Sport Sonar/ROV and Dive groups scour the depths of the nation’s mightiest rivers to find a person who has been lacking for 1978.

Within the part “On the Nature Path”, you’ll meet one of the emblematic animals of the Granite State, the moose. Discover out what makes this deer such a captivating and admired mammal. “What’s Wild” takes the reader to Bear Brook State Park to find cold-weather recreation alternatives, and the ever-popular “Warden’s Watch” gives a brand new sequence of tales from Fish and Sport Division conservation officers.

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