The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department urges poultry owners to use electric fencing and follow other precautions to protect their birds from predation.
Sea lamprey are native to Connecticut River, beneficial to aquatic ecosystem
Senior Warden Timothy Carey of Mount Holly is Vermont's State Game Warden of the Year
From bobolinks flushing up from a grassy field to the beautiful song of an eastern meadowlark, grassland birds greatly enrich summer in Vermont
Vermont’s bass fishing season kicks off on Saturday, June 8
A few openings are still available
Vermont’s muzzleloader season antlerless deer permit applications are now available on Vermont Fish & Wildlife’s website.
Some exotic fishes are released into the wild each year by their owners.
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is hosting a seminar to help landowners learn how to create effective food plots for deer and other wildlife
Vermont’s “Trophy Trout” stocking program for 2019 includes eight river sections and 25 lakes and ponds receiving the two-year old trout, some over 18 inches long.
