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Nearly 5,000 acres permanently conserved in Vermont's northern Greens - Vimarsana News

Nearly 5,000 acres permanently conserved in Vermont's northern Greens

A block of nearly 5,000 acres of forest in the northern Green Mountains has been permanently conserved and protected from development, say Northeast Wilderness Trust, The Nature Conservancy and Vermont Land Trust.

State of the Park: Collaborations are key | News, Sports, Jobs - Adirondack Daily Enterprise - Vimarsana News

State of the Park: Collaborations are key | News, Sports, Jobs - Adirondack Daily Enterprise

The Adirondack Council released its 42nd annual State of the Park report Tuesday. The report, titled “Stronger Together,” outlines what the Elizabethtown-b

The Deeper Dig: In the forest, a patch of common ground - Vimarsana News

The Deeper Dig: In the forest, a patch of common ground

Amid heated debate over what’s best for forests — and people who rely on them — one Vermont proposal seeks to balance “forever wild” with active forest management.

Mark Whitworth: Vermont and the Sixth Great Extinction - Vimarsana News

Mark Whitworth: Vermont and the Sixth Great Extinction

Take a look at where energy developers have built their Vermont wind projects: Every single one of them is in forestland that our Agency of Natural Resources has designated “highest priority.”

Gov. Scott signs environmental justice policy and 2 other major environmental bills into law - Vimarsana News

Gov. Scott signs environmental justice policy and 2 other major environmental bills into law

Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday signed into law a bill that creates Vermont’s first ever environmental justice policy.

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