Explore a Tree Farm during Vermont's inaugural Open Forest Weekend! Take a walk and learn how these Tree Farms are stewarding Vermont's forests.
For more than a century, Vermont Woodlands Association has supported the people who care for Vermont’s forests.
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Join NEFF for a scenic woods walk in Weeks Memorial Forest, Guilford, VT. Learn about sustainable forestry, controlling invasive species, and boosting biodiversity on a 1.5-hour guided hike. Engage with NEFF staff, explore the landscape, and see how forests balance ecology and economy. Register now!
Join us in Chittenden Town for Dinner with a Game Warden. We'll have warm soup and bread and meet Officer Abigail Serra. Officer Serra will discuss the nature of the work of a game warden, important laws that landowners should be aware of, some tips and tricks for using game cameras and then be available for questions while we eat dinner together.
A Weekend of Vermont Tree Farm Open Houses around VT
Come for a walk. Explore a Vermont Tree Farm. See what’s happening in the woods.
This fall, we are offering two hands-on chainsaw training opportunities for women this fall. Both emphasize safety, practical skills, and confidence—but…
This summer Vermont Woodlands Association is hosting stewardship potlucks across the state as a way to meet our neighbors, build community and discuss…
2026 Inspector Awards Announced
Emerald ash borer is beginning to impact ash trees across Vermont,
Hinesburg Town Forest has been named Vermont’s 2026 Tree Farmer of the Year, honoring its long-standing stewardship and community-centered approach to…
Discover the dedication and passion behind caring for Vermont’s forests through the stories of VWA members, VT Tree Farmers, and forestry professionals! .
