The Wildlife Diversity Program documents the diversity, distribution and abundance of Vermont’s non-game species, those animals not hunted, fished or trapped.
Use the links below to learn more about the diversity of animals found in Vermont.
Birds
Vermont has more than 250 bird species.
Fish
Vermont’s waterways are home to 92 fresh-water fish species.
Invertebrates
Most of Vermont’s animals are those without backbones, also known as invertebrates.
Mammals
Vermont's 58 mammal species exhibit a diversity of sizes, habits, and habitats.
Reptiles and Amphibians
Vermont is home to 40 reptile and amphibian species.