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Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH
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Word count: 671 words, Reading time: 2.7 minutes"0 Skip to Content About Our Mission Board & Staff Our Partners Contact Us What We Fund All Grant Projects Canine Unit Barry Conservation Camp Moose Permit Auction Discover Wild NH Day Forever Locked The Story The Exhibit Forever Locked Beer Request & Inquire Moose Facts Events Donate Open Menu Close Menu About Our Mission Board & Staff Our Partners Contact Us What We Fund All Grant Projects Canine Unit Barry Conservation Camp Moose Permit Auction Discover Wild NH Day Forever Locked The Story The Exhibit Forever Locked Beer Request & Inquire Moose Facts Events Donate Open Menu Close Menu Folder: About Back Our Mission Board & Staff Our Partners Contact Us Folder: What We Fund Back All Grant Projects Canine Unit Barry Conservation Camp Moose Permit Auction Discover Wild NH Day Folder: Forever Locked Back The Story The Exhibit Forever Locked Beer Request & Inquire Moose Facts Events Donate Promoting & Protecting NH’s Great Outdoor Traditions The Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire helps fund the critical educational, conservation, wildlife and law enforcement programs of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department and other like-missioned organizations. We work to keep New Hampshire’s great outdoors thriving for future generations. Discover Our Impact We fund wildlife education, support law enforcement, and help ensure you can get outside and enjoy New Hampshire’s natural resources. Learn more Explore Events Meet us across New Hampshire to explore the Forever Locked display and help your family connect with the wildlife that calls our state home. Visit Us Donate Today Your gift helps protect New Hampshire’s wildlife, preserve outdoor traditions, and fund vital education and enforcement programs. Donate Here May 2025Help Bring Wildlife Education to Life in NH Already this year, more than 9,000 people have experienced the Forever Locked moose exhibit—and with your help, we’ll reach over 50,000 by year’s end. Your gift also powers hands-on education for kids, families, and teachers across New Hampshire.Give in May and You’ll Be Entered to Win a 2025 NH Freshwater Fishing License! Every $25 = 1 raffle entryPlus, enjoy these thank-you gifts with your donation:$25+ – Forever Locked Wildlife Fridge Magnet$50+ – Forever Locked Wooden Moose Postcard$100+ – NH Wildlife Field Guide Your gift makes outdoor learning possible for all. Donate Today “A pristine clear lake at dawn. The cool damp of the forest floor. The panorama from a mountain trail. A hawk soaring overhead. A flash of fur as an animal darts nearby. This is the great outdoors of New Hampshire. This is your heritage, and why you love it.” We can’t do it alone. We need your support. It is all of our responsibility to safeguard our cherished outdoor traditions. Your support directly impacts our core foundation pillars: Promote You help inspire kids and families to enjoy New Hampshire’s great outdoors, whether it’s hiking, fishing, bird watching, kayaking, snowmobiling, or hunting. Conserve You help safeguard our natural wildlife, which also benefits our neighbors and friends who love to hike fish, snowmobile ride their OHRVs and spend time in the great outdoors. Protect You help to ensure that our wild places and wild creatures are there for your enjoyment today, as well as for future generations. Educate You help people learn more about enjoying New Hampshire’s great outdoors in safe, responsible ways, while cultivating a lifelong appreciation for our precious lands and species. Donate Today Our Partners Show your support for NH’s great outdoor traditions. Sign up for our newsletters and stay up to date on our impact to NH wildlife & outdoor recreation, events, merchandise and more! Email Address Sign Up Thank you! Stay tuned for newsletters about how your support is impacting NH each day, Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH54 Portsmouth StreetConcord, NH 03301admin@nhwildlifeheritage.org Official Non-Profit PartnerThe WHFNH is the official non-profitpartner of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Our WorkWhat We FundForever Locked ExhibitConservation Canine UnitDiscover Wild NH DayBarry Conservation Camp Site Images Courtesy Of: Duane Cross, Carol Weatherbee, John Green, Gail Huntting, Lindsay Webb, Emily Leinoff-802Puparazzi, Phil Donovan and NH Fish and Game"
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