Backyard Habitat in a Changing Climate—Replay & Resources

CLC Stewardship Director Debra Marnich’s Backyard Habitat in a Changing Climate program is a must-watch for anyone in the position of caring for even tiny pockets of land—what we chose to do and not do can always improve habitat for diverse native species and boost resilience in a changing climate. We’ve included some additional resources below the replay.

Update: In June Debra Marnich presented at Green Mountain Conservation Group’s program, Creating Habitat for Native Pollinators, with Wendy Scribner of UNH Cooperative Extension and Catherine Dufault of Carroll County Conservation District. A big thank you to Tara Schroeder from GMCG for sharing a resource list that we’ve incorporated into the list below.

Hügelkultur

You can find a playlist of videos on all things hügelkultur, including detailed instructions of various hügel building methods HERE.

Prefer to read the steps? Try this post HERE.

Native Plant and pollinator garden Resources

Pollinator Plants for Northern New England fact sheet, UNH Cooperative Extension

NH State Forest Nursery

NH Native Perennials in Madison, NH

Pollinator Garden Certification via UNH Cooperative Extension

Lots More pollinator resources

You can find a replay of beekeeper Athena Contus’s program, Pollinators & Climate Change Considerations, and an abundant resource list, HERE.

Funding/cost-share possibilities

NH Fish & Game Small Grants Program

Conservation Districts of New Hampshire

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Services

Disaster Assistance, USDA Farm Service Agency

Banner image: A common yellowthroat nest near the ground among stalks of New England aster. Photo: Juno Lamb