Press Releases

Handling wildlife could also pose a threat to the people involved.

Trout harvest season opened this year on April 8 and will continue through October 31.

For the past two years, the 58-acre waterbody was almost completely drained of water to allow for important dam safety improvements.

In addition to the public hearings, anyone can leave a comment on the proposals

As the investigation continues the Vermont Warden Service is asking the public for any information on this incident.

Op-ed written by Brehan Furfey, wildlife biologist and the furbearer project leader for the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department, explores the importance of regulated trapping as a critical wildlife management tool that benefits furbearer populations.

Hunt safely during Vermont’s spring turkey hunting season

The department received 311 submissions from Vermont students in grades K-12. 

Volunteers can participate for as long as they are able to; one hour, one day, or both days.

Hunters who provided the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department with a tooth from their deer can now find out how old their deer was