Outdoor Radio: Nesting Bald Eagles a Conservation Success Story

Wildlife biologist John Buck, of the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department, joined Outdoor Radio at a Bald Eagle nest on the Connecticut River for a conversation about Bald Eagles and their conservation success story in Vermont. Listen to Outdoor Radio »
Field Guide to April

In April the northern forest is laid bare with cold desire. Sight, sounds, and smell - April leaves none of our senses void. Here’s our guide to some of the joys of April. »
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New VCE Study Reveals Population Health of Mountain Songbirds

The State of Mountain Birds, a new report by VCE, documents the health of bird populations using data from a unique citizen-science project called Mountain Birdwatch. Read the story on the VCE Blog »

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