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Detailed Indicator Report (Year: 2007) (Generated: 08-Sep-10)

F&W3 - # of new landowners engaged with a forester or natural resources professional for the first time or for the first time in 10 or more years. (statewide target is 50 new landowners).
Locations: Belknap | Carroll | Cheshire | Coos | Grafton | Hillsborough | Rockingham | Strafford | Sullivan | Statewide
Type: Action
Evaluation plan: Assessed through site visits, NH Tree Farm Program records direct contact with land owners and natural resources professionals.
Group plan: County Forester Plan

	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011
# changed	115	69	102	28
# planned	0	0	0	0	0

Plans used in: Chuck Hersey, Sullivan County Forestry and Wildlife Program  (Chuck Hersey)
jonathan nute  (Individual)
Peter Pohl - Carroll Co  (Wendy Scribner)
donald c. black  (Donald Black)
Grafton County Forestry Program, Northam Parr, Extension Educator  (Northam Parr)
Forest Industry  (Sarah Smith)
Samuel Stoddard Forestry and Wildlife Program  (Samuel Stoddard)
Phil Auger, Land and Water Conservation Educator  (Philip Auger)
Karen Bennett  (Individual)
Extension Wildlife Program  (Matthew Tarr)
Matt Tarr's Plan or Work  (Matthew Tarr)
Steven S Roberge  (Steven Roberge)
Fred Borman  (Individual)

Outcomes:

• (Learning)
• 20,000 acres of forest management plans are written up to NH Forest Stewardship standards (Action)
• Citizens adopt and use environmentally sound practices that result in protection of natural resources. (Action)
• Good stewardship practices are brought to areas in need of enhanced conservation practices not impacted by our programs in the recent past or as a result of landowner changes (Action)
• UNHCE engages new NIPF landowners in using a public or private natural resource professional for the first time or for the first time in 10 years or more. (Action)
• Volunteers develop life-long commitments to conservation efforts, beyond their commitments to UNHCE and beyond Extension's sphere of influence (Action)

Related outputs (by Program):

• Forestry & Wildlife
  • Develop a checklist of topics to cover on site visits (Group Discussion)   
    
  • Develop an evaluation and improvement process for follow-through on site visits. (Group Discussion)   
    
  • Develop materials to help landowners make informed decisons when selling timber and disseminate these materials through town offices and other means. (other-indirect)   
    
  • Develop messages and strategies using ownership size, watershed location or landscape location.  Audiences, messages and strategies may differ by location in the state. (Group Discussion)   
    
  • Implement components of the NH Forest Resources Plan (Public Service Announcement)   
    
  • Involve key family members in woodlot visits and woodlot planning (One-on-One Consultation)   
    
  • Landowner outreach to reach new clientele (One-on-One Consultation)   
    

Related outputs:

Program: Forestry & Wildlife

Related narratives:

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