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Conservation

Conservation Science

NH Audubon’s Conservation Department is dedicated to using sound science to inform decision-making. Our work is varied, including research, management, monitoring, policy development, expert consultation, and citizen science. We depend on a strong corps of volunteers to assist with our work. Department projects are funded by grants, contracts, and private donations.

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