VT Fish & Wildlife Manages Popular Wetland Area

Fish & Wildlife Manages Popular Wetland Area To Promote Bird Habitat, Improve Water Quality Every August, biologists with the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department intentionally lower water levels along several impoundments at Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area in … Continue reading →

Everyone Enjoys Lake Champlain Sunsets

Everyone Enjoys Lake Champlain Sunsets This Great Blue Heron is watching something very intently. Do you wonder what it Is? It's another beautiful Alburgh sunset over Lake Champlain. These photos by Kathy Longe show that everyone enjoys Lake Champlain sunsets ... even Blue … Continue reading →

Baby turtles released into Lake Champlain

Nearly 20 baby spiny softshell turtles were recently released into Lake Champlain. For about 10 years, Vermont Fish and Wildlife has captured the babies in the fall, kept them safe through the winter and then released them again in the summer. Experts believe there are about 300 of the turtles … Continue reading →

Family of Canada Geese swimming in Lake Champlain

Family of Canada Geese swimming in Lake Champlain I grabbed a quick shot of this family of Canada Geese swimming in Lake Champlain at Alburgh, Vermont on June 15, … Continue reading →

Watch out for Turtles

Keep an Eye Out for Turtles Springtime means turtles on are on the move. The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is asking for the public’s help in keeping them safe. Female turtles are looking for places to deposit their eggs, sometimes choosing to lay along the shoulders of roads, which … Continue reading →