- Carbon Footprinting: Data Collection and Calculations | March 17 & 19 | Live Online
- Basics of Soil Morphology | March 17 | Portsmouth
- Advanced Identification and Documenting Hydric Soils | April 7 | Portsmouth
- Interpreting and Communicating Your Carbon Footprint Results | April 7 & 9 | Live Online
- Drone (UAV/UAS) Business Applications | April 9 | Live Online
- Wetland Function and Value Assessment | April 24 | Manchester
- Part 107 Drone (UAV/UAS) Pilot Test Prep Workshop | April 21 | Hybrid-Portsmouth
- Certificate in Audio Engineering | May 2, 9, 16, 30, June 6, 13, 20, 27 | Live Online
- Hydric Soils of New England | May 7 | Manchester
- Introduction to Drone (sUAS) Videography & Photography | May 28, 29, 30 | Live Online 5/28, 5/30) and Durham (5/29)
- Vernal Pool Ecology | May 29 | Graylag Nature, Preserve Pittsfield NH
- Hydric Soils of New England | June 4 | Goffstown
- Wetland Classification | June 13 | Portsmouth
- Introduction to Soil Mapping | June 18 | Bear Brook State Park
- Summer Plant Identification for Wetland Boundary Determination | July 11 & 18 | Portsmouth
- U.S. Army Corps Wetland Delineator Methods | July 13, 14, 15, 16 | Portsmouth
- Basics of Soil Morphology | July 28 | Manchester
- Summer Plant Identification for Wetland Boundary Determination | August 8 & 15 | Portsmouth
- Introduction to Soil Mapping | August 11 | Portsmouth
SEPTEMBER 2026
- Hydric Soils of New England | September 11 | Kingman Farm Durham
- Wetland Classification | October 17 | Portsmouth
- Winter Plant Identification for Wetland Boundary Determination | December 5 & 12 | Portsmouth
- Carbon Footprinting: Data Collection and Calculations | March 17 & 19 | Live Online
- Interpreting and Communicating Your Carbon Footprint Results | April 7 & 9 | Live Online
- Drone (UAV/UAS) Business Applications | April 9 | Live Online
- Carbon Footprinting: Data Collection and Calculations | March 17 & 19 | Live Online
- Interpreting and Communicating Your Carbon Footprint Results | April 7 & 9 | Live Online
This certificate program will help you turn a sustainability passion into action in an increasingly in-demand field. Learn the fundamentals of tracking and managing a carbon footprint, also called a greenhouse gas inventory (GHG), in a certificate program that is accessible for technical and non-technical professionals alike. After completing the Carbon Footprinting Certificate Program, you will be prepared to tackle a GHG inventory for your school, organization, business, or community for an institution, company, or community.
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Interested in learning more?
Use the link below to receive a recording of the Citizen Science Info Session held in February 2025:
- Drone (UAV/UAS) Business Applications | April 9 | Live Online
- Part 107 Drone (UAV/UAS) Pilot Test Prep Workshop | April 21 | Hybrid-Portsmouth
- Introduction to Drone (sUAS) Videography & Photography | May 28, 29, 30 | Live Online (5/28, 5/30) Durham (5/29)
Please visit https://extension.unh.edu/geospatial-technologies-training-center for full course listing
Upcoming Land Surveying Workshops
- Coming soon!
- AMSA Culinary Meat Selection & Cookery Certification | enroll anytime
- AMSA Food Safety & Science Certification | enroll anytime
- AMSA Meat Evaluation Certification | enroll anytime
- Meat Processing Lab Training | Coming soon!
The UNH Meat Processing & Food Safety Certificate program is designed to equip individuals with the essential skills and knowledge needed to enter and excel in the meat industry. Enrollment in the certificate program is currently FREE due to funding by the New Hampshire Department of Agriculture, Markets, and Food with appropriations from the American Rescue Plan (ARPA) State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SFRF).
- Basics of Soil Morphology | March 17 | Portsmouth
- Advanced Identification and Documenting Hydric Soils | April 7 | Portsmouth
- Hydric Soils of New England | May 7 | Manchester
- Hydric Soils of New England | June 4 | Goffstown
- Introduction to Soil Mapping | June 18 | Bear Brook State Park
- Basics of Soil Morphology | July 28 | Manchester
- Introduction to Soil Mapping | August 11 | Portsmouth
- Hydric Soils of New England | September 11 | Kingman Farm Durham
The Certificate Program in Soil Science will provide you with practical skills on how to examine soil profiles, identify how soils develop over time, record test pits, and much more.
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While Stormwater Management workshops are not scheduled for the 2025/26 academic year, the program may return in the future. Join our Natural Resources mailing list to be notified of updates.
This certificate is designed for landscape architects, engineers, surveyors, project managers and others involved in designing, building and maintaining stormwater management systems, which impact sustainability of their communities. Students will learn about site-scale hydrology, site design, system design, post construction performance estimates, modeling, and more. They will gain an enhanced understanding of the watershed impacts of infrastructure design and maintenance choices, and be equipped with best practices for sustainable stormwater control measures that are highly functional, cost-effective and that protect water resources.
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- Advanced Identification and Documenting Hydric Soils | April 7 | Portsmouth
- Wetland Function and Value Assessment | April 24 | Manchester
- Hydric Soils of New England | May 7 | Manchester
- Vernal Pool Ecology | May 29 | Graylag Nature Preserve
- Hydric Soils of New England | June 4 | Goffstown
- Wetland Classification | June 13 | Portsmouth
- Summer Plant Identification for Wetland Boundary Determination | July 11 & 18 | Portsmouth
- U.S. Army Corps Wetland Delineator Methods | July 13, 14, 15, 16 | Portsmouth
- Summer Plant Identification for Wetland Boundary Determination | August 8 & 15 | Portsmouth
- Hydric Soils of New England | September 11 | Kingman Farm Durham
- Wetland Classification | October 17 | Portsmouth
- Winter Plant Identification for Wetland Boundary Determination | December 5 & 12 | Portsmouth
The Certificate Program in Wetland Delineation will provide you with practical skills on how to use different methods of wetland evaluation, better understand the rules and processes behind evaluation, how to properly classify wetlands throughout New England, and much more. The program is offered in Portsmouth, Manchester, Durham, and at various off-site locations.
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