ROCHESTER, Vt. — Along a hillside deep in the Green Mountain National Forest, where thousands of decades-old spruce, maples, and other hardwoods were thriving until earlier this year, there’s now a ...
Groups blasted the Green Mountain National Forest plan, which had been touted as a model for carbon reduction and old-growth protection. A proposal to log thousands of acres of national forest in ...
Annual Grant Program Administered Through Vermont Department of Agriculture's Working Lands Enterprise Fund MONTPELIER, Vt. - The Vermont Ski Areas Association (VSAA) is proud to announce that the Ski ...
Recent snowfall has made it feel more like winter in Vermont. But warm temperatures through December into early January have already taken their toll on one industry: logging. Loggers rely on frozen ...
On a cool day in early May, I joined Zack Porter and Justin Lindholm outside Rutland, Vermont for a hike into the northern portion of the Green Mountain National Forest. Our fairly remote destination ...
Persistent wet weather across the region have made working in the woods tough for Vermont loggers, who are looking for financial help from the state. Dana Doran, executive director of Professional ...
On a snow-packed logging road near Camel’s Hump last Thursday, Matt Leonard halted a team of Vermont biologists and foresters who manage the vast woodlands around the mountain. Leonard, a state ...
This story by John Dillon first appeared in The Montpelier Bridge on Jan. 10. The future of a huge tract of publicly owned forest north of Montpelier will soon be decided as the state develops a ...
A proposal to allow logging on 1,935 acres of state-owned land in central Vermont has touched off opposition from neighbors and environmental activists who say those woods should be allowed to become ...
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