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Vermont turkey brood Survey in July and August
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (232+ words) Jul 16, 2026 | News VERMMONT — The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is asking for help in monitoring Vermont’s wild turkey population. The department runs an annual online survey during July and August for reporting turkey broods. If you see a flock of…...
Rod Coronado: A fed bear is a dead bear. Vermont's hunting lobby didn't get the memo.
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (360+ words) This commentary is by Rod Coronado, the Wildlife Programs Director for Sage Mountain Botanical Sanctuary and the state director of Vermont Wildlife Patrol. Like many Vermonters, I live in forested mountainous terrain that black bears love. Every spring, I enjoy…...
An eagle camera in Vermont delivers ‘a nice little escape from the chaos’
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (1446+ words) QUECHEE, Vt. — The eaglet was getting hungry. Nested 100 feet up a white pine tree on the Ottauquechee River, its chirps grew louder and louder as it waited for its parents to deliver food. The 6-week-old bald eagle was all alone....
How you can help officials monitor Vermont’s wild turkeys
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (138+ words) Vermont Fish and Wildlife is running their annual online turkey broods survey this summer, and is calling on the community to help. MONTPELIER, Vt. (ABC22/FOX44) — Vermont Fish and Wildlife is running their annual online turkey broods survey this summer, and is…...
Bat season is here in Vermont - how to protect your home
3+ mon, 2+ day ago (54+ words) According to Vermont Fish and Wildlife officials, the best times to seal off spaces is spring and fall, even though bats are most active in the summer. According to Vermont Fish and Wildlife officials, the best times to seal off…...
In rural Vermont, a pioneer of beaver coexistence continues his life’s work
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (842+ words) MORRISTOWN — Skip Lisle stands atop a beaver dam, grabbing sticks and tossing them over his shoulder. In chest-high waders, he slowly opens a hole in the middle of the dam, and water rushes through. Lisle might just be the biggest…...
Two of the most dangerous animals in the world can be found in Vermont
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (565+ words) Though, they can actually be found most places. The Green Mountain State may no longer be home to catamounts (for now), but there are other potentially dangerous animals to look out for. According to BBC’s Science Focus Magazine, mosquitos and…...
Learn about coexisting with bears in Vermont
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (438+ words) BRATTLEBORO â In celebration of Earth Day on Wednesday, April 22, the Green Mountain Conservancy will host a presentation âBlack Bears: A Conservation Success Storyâ with Jaclyn Comeau, a bear specialist with Vermont Fish and Game. The program begins at…...
Where Bears Are Hiding in Vermont — and Why They’re Thriving There
5+ mon, 6+ day ago (754+ words) Vermont’s growing black bear population now spans forests, rural areas, and even the edges of towns. Bears thrive due to adaptable diets, strong habitats, and increasing access to human-related food sources. Understanding seasonal behavior and reducing attractants are key to…...
Alana Stevenson: In Vermont, it’s easier to kill wildlife than to help it
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (665+ words) Support reporting that keeps Vermonters informed and engaged in our communities. Historically, state fish and wildlife agencies developed alongside hunting and trapping to eliminate predators for ranchers. The fundamental mission of state wildlife agencies is not animal welfare — it is…...