Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department

The department's mission is "the conservation of fish, wildlife and plants and their habitats for the people of Vermont." Other challenges include providing quality fish and wildlife-based recreation and reaching Vermonters with the best possible information about these resources.     The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has more than 130 staff members working out of seven offices and five fish culture facilities. We include biologists, game wardens, educational coordinators and support staff. Our job duties include such things as: Wildlife management Fisheries management Law enforcement Threatened and endangered species monitoring and restoration Habitat conservation Technical assistance Regulatory Review Educational programs for hunters, young people and teachers License sales      

https://vtfishandwildlife.com/

Affiliated Marine and Wind Energy Environmental Documents

Total results: 5
Title Author Date Content Type Technology Receptor
The scope and severity of white‐nose syndrome on hibernating bats in North America Cheng, T., Reichard, J., Coleman, J. Journal Article Bats
Deerfield Wind Black Bear Study: Progress Update, Fall 2018 Comeau, J., Hammond, F. Report Wind Energy, Land-Based Wind Terrestrial Mammals
Deerfield Wind Black Bear Study Update: August, 2015 Interim Report Comeau, J., Hammond, F. Report Wind Energy, Land-Based Wind Terrestrial Mammals
Draft Guidelines for the Review and Evaluation of Potential Natural Resources Impacts from Utility-Scale Wind Energy Facilities in Vermont Moore, J. Report Wind Energy, Land-Based Wind Human Dimensions, Legal & Policy
Ecology and Demography of Bicknell's Thrush on East Mountain, East Haven, Vermont: Evaluating Potential Impacts of Wind Turbine Construction Rimmer, C., Faccio, S. Report Wind Energy, Land-Based Wind Passerines, Birds
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