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Biggest patch of unprotected private land in Green Mountain National Forest to be preserved forever

Biggest patch of unprotected private land in Green Mountain National Forest to be preserved forever
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Trust for Public Land, Town of Burke protect 283 acres as Willey Woods Community Forest

BURKE, Vt – Trust for Public Land, the Town of Burke, the New England Forestry Foundation, and Vermont Housing and Conservation Board announced the protection of 283-acres to become the Willey Woods Community Forest. The importance of protecting forestland and open space has been a focus for the Burke community for decades, with the creation of a new community forest at the forefront of the Burke Conservation Commission’s work. Under the ownership of the Town and management by the Conservation Commission, Willey Woods Community Forest will preserve this beloved hunting and fishing ground, safeguard critical aquatic resources, and establish the

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Conservation partners secure further protection of the Long Trail and surrounding corridor

WATERBURY, VT - The Green Mountain Club (GMC), Trust for Public Land (TPL) and the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation (FPR) successfully conserved the Judevine Headwaters property in Johnson, Vermont. The 13-acre property is now owned and managed by the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation as part of Long Trail State Forest. As an addition to Long Trail State Forest, the acquisition permanently protects a 100-foot stretch of the Long Trail, provides the opportunity to develop an off-road trailhead parking area, and enhances public access to the State Forest. This conservation project is the latest accomplishment

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Legislature passes bill to protect biodiversity and support climate resilience

Legislature passes bill to protect biodiversity and support climate resilience
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House advances S 234, to make changes to Act 250 | Vermont Business Magazine

House advances S 234, to make changes to Act 250 | Vermont Business Magazine
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