Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company / Sharp / Sun / Chanticleer Press Inc. / Bluebird / Alfred A Knopf Inc. / Riverbank / /
Country
United States / Canada / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension / /
IndustryTerm
winter food / /
MusicGroup
Deer / Shade / Butterflies / Lower / Moist / Woods / Dry / Sun / Full / Cool / Open / Flood / /
NaturalFeature
Sun Dry waterfall / Dry waterfall / Shallow Full/Part Shade valley / Full Sun Dry waterfall / Moist waterfall / Full Sun Moist valley / Full/Part Shade valley / Full Sun waterfall / Shallow valley / Flood Tolerant Moist Valleys / Full waterfall / Shade valley / Shallow Full/Part valley / Full/Part valley / /
Organization
Connecticut River Joint Commission / New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services / New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development / Watershed Management Bureau / University of New Hampshire / Division of Forests and Lands / Water Division / /
Person
Ash White Birch Fraxinus / Fern Cinnamon Fern Polystichium / Myron / Ash Sorbus / Beaver / Laurel Nannyberry / Joe Pye Weed Eupatorium / Black duck / Ann / Balsam Fir Abies / Henry Ives / Trembling Aspen / Fern Interrupted Fern Jewelweed Dennstaedtia / Jen Drociak / Peter E. Randall / /
Position
king / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / New Hampshire / /
Region
Northern New England / Central United States / Eastern United States / /
Native Shoreland*/Riparian Buffer Plantings for New Hampshire * The protected shoreland is the area of land that exists between the reference line of a waterbody and 250 feet from the reference line. Common Name(s) Lati