Vermont Woodlands Association Links of Interest

Links of Interest

Insect and Disease Observations in Vermont

The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation has created this great overview on insect and disease observations during the late spring and early summer months of 2009. (453 KB PDF file).

The Department of Fish and Wildlife Encourages Landowners to Conserve Indiana Bat Habitat.
The Department of Fish and Wildlife (DFW) is helping private landowners manage and enhance Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) habitat on their lands by providing the funding to do so through the Landowner Incentive Program (LIP). Interested landowners should contact Jane Lazorchak at the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife at 802-479-4405.

Lyme Disease in Vermont

The Vermont Department of Health has posted information about ticks and Lyme
disease at http://healthvermont.gov/prevent/lyme/lyme_disease.aspx .

Preparing for Emerald Ash Borer

Recommendations to Reduce the Impact to Forest Management in Vermont.

This document is available at the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, & Recreation website at http://www.vtfpr.org/protection/idfrontpage.cfm.

	Wise on Weeds! Create a WOW! Garden. Learn alternatives for common invasive plants in Vermont.
	Call Before You Cut - A Guide to Public Resources for Woodland Owners in Vermont.
	American Tree Farm System
	Vermont Coverts - Woodlands for Wildlife, Inc.
	National Woodland Owners Association
List of Private Consulting Foresters who are also members of the Vermont Woodlands Assoc. (33 KB PDF)
	Vermont’s County Foresters
	Northern Woodlands Magazine
	Vermont Department Forests, Parks, and Recreation
Consulting Foresters Association of Vermont
American Forest Foundation
	Green Mountain Division Society of American Foresters
	Green Mountain National Forest
	Evergreen Magazine

Vermont Invasive Exotic Plant Committee

ACORN is a website for woodland owners that contains a monthly feature as well as a wealth of information on forest ecology, tree identification, forest types, wildlife, insects and diseases, invasive plants, recreation and forest management.