Tick questing on a fern
Discover WILD New Hampshire Day
Tick questing on a fern
Woman performing a tick check on a child.
Don't let a little tick
Don't Let A Little Tick Become A Big Problem.
Tick Free New Hampshire is here to provide easy-to-find information and resources for all New Hampshire residents.
Tick Detective Workbooks
Tick Free NH Tick Detective Workbook for Kids (cover image)
NEW! Tick Free NH Tick Detective Workbook for Kids
Our new and improved workbooks are full of education and activities for kids to learn how to identify and protect themselves from tick encounters.
TICK ID: Identify, Test, Prevent
TICK ID: Identify, Test, Prevent
If you find a tick, there are services available to submit the tick for identification or testing.
3/4 of all Lyme disease cases come from ticks around our houses.
Learn How to Check for Ticks.
3/4 of all Lyme disease cases come from ticks around our homes.
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In recent years, New Hampshire has had some of the highest incidences of Lyme disease in the United States. Lyme disease is caused by a bacteria carried by the Blacklegged tick.

The goal of Tick Free NH is to raise awareness about the risk of tick encounters and educate the public on how to avoid ticks and prevent being bitten by one.

It's Nymph Season!

It’s the season of the Nymph (blacklegged tick nymph, that is)! Ticks must have a blood meal at every stage to survive and can feed from mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians…don’t be next!

Everyone in New Hampshire is at risk of being bitten by a tick.

The best way to protect yourself and your family from ticks is to: Prevent them from being on your body, Check yourself, your children, and pets for ticks after being outside, and Remove any tick you find.