Press Releases

Vermont Fish and Wildlife’s Furbearer Project Leader Kimberly Royar and Wildlife Ecologist Dr. David Person will hold a public informational meeting about Eastern coyotes.

Norman Katrobos of Delaware charged for fishing under license revocation twice in two days after his license had been revoked earlier for other violations.

As 2019 draws to a close, the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is celebrating eight years of trout stream improvement efforts in northeastern Vermont.

How to Enjoy Yourself and Stay Safe on the Ice This Winter

On January 1, 2020 new baitfish regulations will go into effect aimed at providing anglers with additional opportunities to use and harvest baitfish.

Many people like to purchase 2020 licenses before January 1, so they will be ready for the new year.

The survey is directed and funded by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department and is being carried out under contract by Responsive Management

Learning how to participate in an outdoor activity can be challenging, and ice fishing is a good example

Conservation Camps open June 21 and continue until August 14. Tuition is $250 for the week, including food, lodging and equipment.

Four Chittenden County men have been charged by Vermont State Game Wardens for poaching several deer in the area.