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Woodland Legacy Planning
Planning for the future of your woodland ensures its health and value for generations to come. Learn how responsible practices today support thriving forests for future generations.
Climate and Carbon
Vermont’s forests are complex ecosystems where soil, water, wildlife, and plants work together in balance. Explore how understanding these relationships helps support healthier, more resilient woodlands.
Invasives
Invasive species threaten the vitality of our woodlands by disrupting native ecosystems. Discover how to identify, manage, and prevent the spread of invasive plants and pests to protect your forest's health.
Wildlife
Healthy forests provide essential habitats for diverse wildlife species. Understand how your land management decisions impact local fauna and learn practices to support biodiversity.
Choosing a Consulting Forester
A knowledgeable consulting forester can guide you in achieving your woodland goals. Find out how to select a professional who aligns with your vision for sustainable forest stewardship.
Forest Management Plans
A comprehensive forest management plan serves as a roadmap for maintaining and enhancing your woodland's resources. Explore how to develop a plan that balances ecological health with your personal objectives.
Current Use/Use Value Program
Vermont's Current Use Program offers tax incentives to landowners practicing responsible forest management. Learn about eligibility, benefits, and how participation supports both your interests and statewide conservation efforts.
Water
Forests play a vital role in protecting water quality by filtering pollutants and regulating flow. Discover best practices for managing your woodland to safeguard streams, wetlands, and other water resources.