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Carbon credits are a lifeline for Vermont's working forests
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (442+ words) This commentary is by Jessica Bakowski, the northeast regional forester for Chestnut Forest Carbon Works. As a professional forester living and working in northern Vermont, I’ve spent more than a decade helping landowners navigate the opportunities and challenges of long-term…...
Pitkin County moves closer to managing Maroon Bells Scenic Area
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (734+ words) With more than 200,000 visitors a year, two famously ruddy peaks and a glassy lake that reflects the changing seasons in pictures that travel the world, Pitkin County Open Space and Trails Director Gary Tennenbaum believes “the Maroon Bells is one…...
Letters: Fry on what Vermont Fish & Wildlife would say if they were honest
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (753+ words) As a relatively new transplant to Vermont, I only began looking into the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department after reading that a former Chair of the F&W Board (which is comprised entirely of hunters and trappers, appointed by Gov....
Opinion: Act now to protect New England???s most iconic landscapes
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (128+ words) This summer, did you stand on top of Mt. Chocorua, the Presidential Range, Mt. Moosilauke or Franconia Ridge? Did you take a scenic drive through one of New Hampshire or Maine’s spectacular notches, or along the Kancamagus Highway? Did you…...
Maine's Tradition of Public Access: A Privilege, Not a Right
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (1068+ words) by Frances Killea, Policy Advocate, Woods, Waters, & Wildlife If you’ve driven up the Golden Road on your way to explore the Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness area or paddle the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, crossed through a North Maine Woods gate to explore…...
Vermont becomes northward migration corridor as climate warms
1+ week, 2+ day ago (805+ words) Moose are among the species moving north in a warming climate. As the climate warms, flora and fauna across the U.S. are heading north in search of cooler temperatures, recent research from Science magazine has found. Experts in Vermont say the…...
1 week left to comment: Proposed Changes to Recreation Fees on Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest
1+ week, 4+ day ago (203+ words) Montana Outdoor 1 week left to comment: Proposed Changes to Recreation Fees on Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest The Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest is proposing changes to recreation fees at several existing and new recreation sites on the forest. “We…...
Vermont bought a mountain in 1959 but left out a key detail: Decades later, the state wants to buy its trees
2+ week, 1+ day ago (243+ words) Vermont bought the land at Snake Mountain decades ago, but the previous owner kept the logging rights. In 1959, the state of Vermont bought the land that would later become part of the Snake Mountain wildlife area. But the deal left…...
Vermont’s Mountains Are Barely Measured in Winter. A $5.9 Million Award Starts to Fix That
2+ week, 2+ day ago (833+ words) The University of Vermont will lead a $5.9 million project to install automated snow monitoring equipment on mountains across Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine — the first serious money aimed at a gap that has left the fastest-warming season in the eastern…...
“Vermont Civilian Conservation Corps Camps” covers local CCC history - The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
2+ week, 3+ day ago (513+ words) “Vermont Civilian Conservation Corps Camps” covers local CCC history The Vermont Journal & The Shopper - REGION – Historian Martin Podskoch’s book “Vermont Civilian Conservation Corps Camps: History, Memories & Legacy of the CCC” was released in August 2026. The book describes the history of…...