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Make your voice heard! With New Hampshire's population soaring and open space disappearing, effective land conservation cannot be a spectator sport. It needs thoughtful and dedicated citizens writing, calling or emailing lawmakers to make their voices heard on critical natural resource issue.
Contact your legislator Additional resources
Contact your legislator
State
Click here to go to the state website to identify your state representatives, state senator, and executive councilor, and find the contact information you need to voice your opinion.
Federal
U.S. House of Representatives
New Hampshire has two Congressional districts, each representing about one-half of the state's population. Here's how you can reach your U.S. Representative:
1st Congressional District U.S. Representative Carol Shea-Porter
House of Representatives page: shea-porter.house.gov Contact information: shea-porter.house.gov/contact
2nd Congressional District U.S. Representative Ann McLane Kuster
House of Representatives page: kuster.house.gov Contact information: kuster.house.gov/contact
If you are not sure who your U.S. representative is, click here to visit the League of Conservation Voters' website and enter your Zip Code. You can also review the League of Conservation Voters' scorecard for your representative.
(Please note: The Forest Society offers this link as an information resource and does not endorse the scorecard or other items or positions that may be found on the League of Conservation Voters' website.)
Additional resources
State of New Hampshire (the official state government website)
Legislative Branch
Who's my legislator? New Hampshire Senate New Hampshire House of Representatives
Executive Branch
Governor Maggie Hassan Executive Council
State Agencies and Programs
Department of Agriculture, Food, and Markets Department of Environmental Services Department of Fish and Game Department of Transportation Division of Forest and Lands Division of Parks and Recreation Land and Community Heritage Investment Program Office of Energy and Planning
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