The Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program (WHIP)
in New Hampshire
Last Modified:
01/20/2012
Applications are accepted on a
continuous basis… or relevant program deadlines.
The Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program (WHIP) is a voluntary program that
provides technical and financial assistance to people who want to improve fish
and wildlife habitat or restore natural ecosystems on their land.
Eligible applicants work with their
local Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) staff to prepare and
implement a wildlife plan of operations. The plan becomes the basis for a
contract which, if funded through a competitive ranking process, provides
payments for completed practices that create or improve the approved wildlife
habitat.
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FY 2012 Document
The following are the latest documents for the Fiscal Year
2011 WHIP. These documents require
Adobe Acrobat.
FY 2011 Documents
The following are the latest documents for the Fiscal Year
2011 WHIP. These documents require
Adobe Acrobat.
2011 Conservation Practices by Program and Initiative (42 KB pdf)
WHIP 2011 Standard Practice Cost List (11.3 KB pdf)
WHIP Ranking Questions -State and Local (15 Kb pdf)
WHIP Ranking Questions
- National (14 KB pdf)
WHIP 2011 Historically Underserved Practice Cost List (35.3 KB pdf)
WHIP 2011 Forestry Initiative Standard Practice Cost List (45 KB pdf)
WHIP 2011 Forestry Initiative Historically Underserved Practice Cost List
(35 KB pdf)
For More Information
WHIP brochure (624 KB pdf)
WHIP Archives
National
WHIP Web Site
Find your local NRCS Office
For more information, contact:
Deb Weymouth, Resource
Conservationist
(603) 868-7581
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