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Questions or concerns regarding wildlife?
We appreciate your concern for our cherished wild lands and wild animals. As partners with New Hampshire Fish and Game, our role is to raise valuable charitable dollars for underfunded programs and to help educate the public about Fish and Game’s mission and living a wonderful life outdoors.
While we are New Hampshire Fish & Game’s official non-profit partner, we are not wildlife or habitat experts. If you are experiencing or witnessing challenges with wildlife, please contact the experts below with your questions or concerns regarding wildlife.
- Birds or small mammals: contact a wildlife rehabilitator in your area that can address your concerns regarding injured or orphaned animals or birds. Please refer to the list of Licensed NH Rehabbers and their specialties to find a rehabber near you at Licensed NH Rehabilitators
- Nuisance animals: NH Fish and Game encourages people experiencing human/wildlife conflicts to contact their damage control partners at USDA Wildlife Services, who can be reached at (603) 223-6832. These professionals have the technical training and experience to properly guide you in your wildlife conflict decision-making process. This is an essential part of their mission. If Wildlife Services is not able to help resolve your problems by providing technical information, they can direct you to a list of professional Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators (NWCOs) who, for a fee, can help you resolve your nuisance wildlife issue.
For more info about living with wildlife, wildlife control and nuisance wildlife visit the NH Fish & Game site at Living with NH Wildlife
Emergency/Immediate Danger Situation:
If you wish to report an emergency or life-threatening situation, please immediately call 9-1-1 to be connected to New Hampshire’s Bureau of Emergency Communications and speak to a dispatcher.
If you wish to report a potentially dangerous or urgent situation concerning wildlife, please contact your local law enforcement office.
General Wildlife questions or concerns?
Contact the NH Fish and Game Wildlife Division (603) 271-2461 during normal business hours 8:00AM – 4:00PM Monday through Friday or Email: wildlife@wildlife.wildlife.nh.gov
For All Other Questions, We’d Love To Hear From You!
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Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH Staff
Physical Address The Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH is a 501(c)(3) organization and charitable contributions may be tax deductible as allowed by law. No goods or services were provided to the donor for this gift. WHFNH Tax ID Number: 26-0223745
(603) 496-2778
Mail
Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire
54 Portsmouth Street
Concord, NH 03301
The Conservation Center
54 Portsmouth St.
Concord, NH 03301
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