Eastern Cottontail Rabbit in Field

New Hampshire Rabbit Reports

UNH Cooperative Extension

  • January 1–December 31

This is an ongoing Citizen Science Experience. Contact the sponsoring organization to join in.

Family-Friendly

Yes

High Adventure

No

Setting

Outdoors

Description

NH Rabbit Reports is a citizen science project, developed through a partnership between UNH Cooperative Extension and NH Fish and Game Department that asks participants to collect data and report sightings of rabbit and hare species in New Hampshire. 

Project Goal?
The goals of NH Rabbit Reports are to (1) contribute to and inform rabbit research in New Hampshire, specifically the distribution of eastern cottontail rabbits; (2) inform the geographic areas important for future survey efforts and trainings; and (3) increase awareness of the ecology, habitat requirements, and conservation status of New Hampshire’s rabbit species, especially the state-endangered New England cottontail.

Where does the project take place?
Throughout NH.

When can volunteers participate?
Anytime!

Is training needed to participate?
None!

Who is this project ideal for?
Anyone!

How to get started?
Visit the project website below:

NH Rabbit Reports Website

Questions? Contact: 
Haley Andreozzi; haley.andreozzi@unh.edu; (603) 609-0927

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