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A Suitable Habitat for Endangered Northern Long Eared Bats

Effective March 31, 2023, the Northern Long-Eared Bat (myotis-septentrionalis) will officially move from threatened (first designated in 2015) to endangered under the Endangered Species Act.

“This Land Belongs to Vermont, not the Andruses”

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The 140 acre Andrus property in Strafford is mostly forest land…

223-acre Rix Ledges Parcel Conserved!

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UVLT has acquired a significant ecological area, located…

Mount Ascutney Conserved for People and Nature

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UVLT has completed its largest conservation easement to date…

Time to Comment: Deer and Forest Health

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New Hampshire Fish and Game Department (NHFG) is seeking public…

Winter Tracks

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UVLT Stewardship Assistant Doug Brown is keenly aware that conserved…

Hanchetts Brook and Wetlands Conserved

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Over 100 acres including stream frontage, meander wetlands…

In Orford, a Conserved Birding Hotspot Gets Help from Beetles

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Last week the Orford Conservation Commission received a special…

Celebrating Ash Trees in Vermont

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From Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation During…