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Counting critters: Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas turns 30

Counting critters: Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas turns 30
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From the Notch to Lake Champlain | Vermont Business Magazine

From the Notch to Lake Champlain | Vermont Business Magazine
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Valley News - Vermont bald eagle restoration follows years of trying

Thirteen years after Vermont lost the ignominious distinction of being the only state in the continental United States without any breeding pairs of bald eagles, the state is moving to remove the iconic national symbol from its list of threatened and.

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Vermont bald eagle restoration follows years of trying

Thirteen years after Vermont lost the ignominious distinction of being the only state in the continental United States without any breeding pairs of bald eagles, the state is moving to remove the iconic national symbol from its list of threatened and.

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Vermont Removes Bald Eagle From Its Endangered List, Seeks to Add Bumblebee

"When people care about something and we all come together to work on things great things can happen," said Mark Scott.

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