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Vermont’s Big Conservation Summer | Burlington News
Vermont’s summer conservation blitz is paying off big time—over 400 acres secured across the state, from flood-resilient headwaters to vital wildlife corridors. Granville Gulf’s Alder Meadow Brook lands now shield brook trout and sea lamprey while dampening flood risks for nearby towns. The Vermont Land Trust helped link up 227 acres in the Shutesville Hill Corridor, one of the state’s top ten wildlife highways, boosting climate resilience. Sunset Knob’s rocky terrain and mature forests add habitat diversity, while Rice Mountain’s 350 acres form a high-elevation lifeline for moose, bears, and…
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