Press Release

Learn how to process your deer for your grill or freezer on Sunday, October 27 in Rutland.

Drivers need to be alert and cautious because moose are on the move, according to the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department.

Learn about the incredible series of wetlands and recent conservation efforts at Keswick Swamp Wildlife Management Area in Sunderland.

This local, free event will provide a chance for anyone who has ever wanted to try some wild venison, moose or bear and would like to learn about hunting and deer management.

Vermont Fish and Wildlife’s colorful 2020 calendar is now available.

We want to help people understand them from an objective, scientific perspective, and we want to help people learn how to live with them because they are here to stay.”

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department needs grouse hunters to collect blood and feather samples from the ruffed grouse they harvest during the hunting season in Vermont.

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is providing the following list of certified leashed tracking dog owners who volunteer during the hunting seasons.

Vermont Fish and Wildlife is reporting that several important fall foods for wildlife are abundant this year.

The annual spiny softshell turtle beach cleanup day is on Saturday, October 26, and Vermont Fish and Wildlife is looking for volunteers to help.