Join Ethan Tapper, Chittenden County Forester, and Andrea Shortsleeve, Wildlife Biologist for Vermont Fish and Wildlife, for a virtual presentation on Vermont’s wildlife, wildlife ecology, and forest management. This presentation focused on the Andrews Community Forest (ACF), a public, conserved property owned by the Town of Richmond, and how an upcoming forest management project on
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Join VT Coverts and VWA as we host Liza Walker and Caitlin Cusack from the Vermont Land Trust. Liza and Caitlin will share about the land trust and answer your questions about easements. If you are considering conserving your land with a land trust or currently have an easement on your property, this program is
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September 19 & 20: Game of Logging Levels I (9/19) and II (9/20), 8a – 4p, $200/level For women only: Chain saw safety course, 2 levels. Level 1 focuses on precision felling techniques, Level 2 focuses on Maximizing Saw Performance. Level 1 is required before taking Level 2. Preregistration is required. Participants must bring a
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Join us for a virtual walk around the backyard. Learn about invasive plants commonly used in landscaping and native alternatives to create a yard that is a part of Vermont’s natural beauty. Click here to view a recording of the Zoom conference that took place on September 30, 2020.
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Owls have lots of unique characteristics, and NorthWoods Stewardship Center happens to have one living on the property! The event was perfect for anyone interested in owls from elementary age to adulthood. Click here to view a recording of the Zoom conference that took place on Friday, September 25.
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In late summer and early fall, meadows come alive with wildflowers and insects. From the graceful pink Joe Pye Weed that blooms in mid-August to New England Aster, one of the last spectacles of the year, there is so much to see and enjoy in the fields near your home—maybe even right in your own
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9 am to 12 pm Join Vermont Fish & Wildlife biologist and WMA manager Amy Alfieri for a walking and driving tour of the Dead Creek WMA where we will discuss how and why the area was developed, and its current management strategies and goals. You’re encouraged to bring snacks and water, and dress in
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2-5 pm (Rain date: September 25) Walk to the summit of Snake Mountain with state geologist, Jon Kim, and Fish & Wildlife Department ecologist Eric Sorenson to learn about the geologic features and how they influence the unique natural communities and habitats on this special Wildlife Management Area. This walk is recommended for kids 8
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10 am to 1 pm, meet at the WMA parking area off Pennock and Maple Hill roads Join Vermont Fish & Wildlife biologists Tim Appleton and John Austin at the Podunk Wildlife Management Area in Strafford for a guided tour and discussion about the importance and uniqueness of a wildlife management area and how they
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9 am to 12 pm Join Vermont Fish & Wildlife biologist Travis Hart as well as members of the WHIPS organization for a guided tour and discussion of conservation efforts completed and planned for the future. The group will meet at the landing off Whipstock Road at the orange/red gate and walk through recent work
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