Press Release

John Austin has spent his career protecting wildlife habitat.

Vermont Fish & Wildlife will hold two more public hearings on deer.

Join state fisheries biologist to see this fascinating wildlife migration on May 4

Taking Inventory of Vermont’s Invertebrates

Head to one of Vermont’s 99 wildlife management areas for a front-row view of the spring bird migration

Bear-human conflicts probable in 2019 following poor Autumn for wild bear foods

Fishing is a great way to enjoy the outdoors with friends and family.

Vermont Fish & Wildlife and other project partners will begin planting 1,931 native trees and shrubs along Charles Brown Brook in Norwich

"Unfortunately, dead alewives washing up on the shores of Lake Champlain following a winter die-off has become a common occurrence," said State Fisheries Biologist Shawn Good.

Vermont has excellent spring walleye fishing opportunities in several lakes and rivers across the state.