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Our success depends on your support.

Thriving osprey, common loon and peregrine falcon populations, protecting critical habitats, teaching youngsters about wildlife, and preserving seeds of regionally rare plants are a few of the successes achieved through donations. Here’s how you can show your support.

Nongame Wildlife Fund

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The Nongame Wildlife Fund helps protect and restore Vermont’s endangered wildlife for future generations to enjoy.


Vermont Habitat Stamp

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Funds raised from sales of Vermont Habitat Stamps go to the Species and Habitat Conservation Fund and is used to purchase and manage wildlife habitat in Vermont.


Conservation License Plate

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Purchasing a conservation plate supports efforts to protect endangered wildlife and keep Vermont watersheds healthy.


Green Mountain Conservation Camp Endowment Fund

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This fund supports enhancements to the department’s two residential wildlife educational facilities.


Migratory Waterfowl Fund

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This fund helps purchase and improve wetland habitats.


Fish and Wildlife Trust Fund

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The Fish and Wildlife Trust Fund supports the department’s efforts to conserve the state’s fish and wildlife resources for all Vermonters.


Venison For Vermonters

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Venison for Vermonters program is making venison more accessible by coordinating the butchering and distribution of wild game meat for local food shelves and Vermonters in need.


Vermont's Land and Facilities Trust Fund

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The Legislature established the Lands and Facilities Trust Fund in 2001 (Act 61, Section 2807) for projects assisting in managing Agency of Natural Resources (ANR) lands, facilities, and recreational assets.