DURHAM — If you see a rabbit this winter, report it. NH Rabbit Reports (nhrabbitreports.org), a project sponsored by the UNH Cooperative Extension and the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, with support from the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire, is again asking for citizen scientists to collect data, take photos, and report sightings of rabbits throughout the Granite State this winter.
Anyone can participate, and rabbit sightings will help the NH Rabbit Reports team learn more about where rabbit species are located in the state. Do you have a rabbit spending time in your yard? Did you spot one on a recent outdoor adventure? You can use your smartphone or computer to submit your sighting information and a photograph to NH Rabbit Reports, and no species identification skills are required.
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