Workshops

The workshop schedule from 2021 is outlined below.  

We will post the 2022 workshop schedule in August 2022.

NHACC is pleased to present 24 breakout sessions after the annual meeting including Building a Better Budget, Using Wildlife Cameras, and the NH Climate Assessment. The full workshop schedule will be up on the new NHACC website in August. We look forward to seeing everyone! 

To learn more about each session description, click the documents below: 

Session A Descriptions | Session B Descriptions 

Presenter Bios

After the conference, you will be able to download program slides and handouts 

from the workshops by clicking on the links listed in the schedule below: 

1 

HOW TOWN-OWNED LANDS CAN CONTRIBUTE TO CLIMATE SOLUTIONS

Matt Kelly, UNH Cheshire County Extension Forester
Nicole St. Clair Knobloch, principal at Olifant

WILDLIFE and CLIMATE CHANGE

Haley Andreozzi, and Lisa Wise, UNH Extension

2

INTRO TO iNATURALIST

Steven Lamonde, Moosewood Ecological

USING CITIZEN SCIENCE

TO GROUND-TRUTH YOUR NRI
Jeffry N. Littleton, Conservation Ecologist Moosewood Ecological

3

ONE TOWN’S APPROACH TO MANAGING
GRASSLAND

John Harvey and
Rob Clemens, Amherst Conservation Commission

SAND & GRAVEL PITS: AN UNNATURALLY NATURAL LANDSCAPE
Melissa Doperalski, New Hampshire Fish and Game Wildlife Biologist

4

NH WILDLIFE CORRIDORS
Katie Callahan and
Sandi Houghton, NH Fish and Game

ENHANCING WILDLIFE CONNECTIVITY AT ROAD CROSSINGS
Catherine Callahan, NH F&G; Brett Amy Thelen, Harris Center; Pete Steckler, TNC; Kristen Murphy, Town of Exeter

5

REGIONAL PARTNERSHIPS & NRCS

Don Keirstead, State Conservationists, USDA, NRCS
Matt Thorne, Executive Director at MRWC

THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE’S BIRDS
Pam Hunt, Avian Conservation Biologist, NH Audubon

6

DIVERSITY AND ACCESSIBILITY in the MANCHESTER CEDAR SWAMP
Shelia Vargas, The Nature Conservancy