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2023 NHAA Dues

Updated: November 15, 2022 by
In an effort to streamline things for our members we now have a couple of easy online solutions for paying dues. We also have the option for you to pay for your Employee's Dues on the site as well.
To keep track of who is who you will need to provide 2 important things when paying.
1.) The email address associated with your NHAA Membership
2.) Your Membership ID#

Please have everyone paid by Jan 31, 2023

A Note about paying Multiple Employees Dues:
You will have to enter each person's info one at a time.
Enter the first person's info then click "Add to Cart"
Click "Continue Shopping" to go back to the form and
Fill out the next person's info & hit "Add to Cart"
Repeat for as many people as you need.
Then when you have added everyone you are paying for
Proceed to Checkout and pay for all.
Pay by Check?
For those who want to mail in their dues and pay by check:
Click on the link below for a Member Renewal form.
Print it out, fill it out, and mail it in, with your payment.
Members News

Free Emerald Ash Borer Workshops – in Dover (July 15) and Wolfeboro (July 20)

Updated: June 28, 2021 by

FYI-ALL

Cooperative Extension and the NH Division of Forests and Lands are offering a free workshop in Dover (July 15) and Wolfeboro (July 20) – Emerald Ash Borer Insecticide Treatments for Professionals.  There are 2 pesticide credits available.  I thought this workshop might be a good fit for many of our members.  See links below:
https://extension.unh.edu/events/emerald-ash-borer-insecticide-treatments-professionals
https://extension.unh.edu/events/emerald-ash-borer-insecticide-treatments-professionals-0

Greg Jordan, County Forester

Chair, NH Tree Farm Committee

V: 603.679.5616 | F: 603.679.8070

NHAA Annual Fall Work Day

Earth Day 2008

Updated: April 28, 2021 by

Tree Planting at the Bridges House

      Governor John Lynch together with members of the New Hampshire Arborists Association celebrated Earth Day on April 22, 2008, by planting a tree with Concord area children at the Bridges House, the Governor’s official residence. Governor Lynch was joined by children from the Concord Boys & Girls Club and the Eastside Learning Center. The native tree, a red maple, was a gift to the State of New Hampshire donated by the New Hampshire Arborists Association.

 

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