Press Releases

Picking up young wildlife can do more harm than good, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department will hold two more virtual public hearings on May 11 and 13 to solicit input on deer.

Hunting safely during Vermont’s May 1-31 turkey season is easy if you follow tips issued by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.

It is important that we all remember our fallen officers, both for their memories and as a service to ourselves.

Studies have shown that heavy harvest of fiddleheads significantly reduces the number of fronds, or leaves, produced over the next few years

Recent additions to the app include a variety of maps that allow you to obtain locations and driving directions to Fish and Wildlife Department points of interest

Continued Safety Enhancement Work on Goshen Dam Re-routes Stocked Fish, Limits Access to Facilities at Sugar Hill Reservoir

There are a few things hunters can do in advance to make submitting a report easier

Get outside, have fun and catch dinner

Training workshop set for May 20 and 21