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In some regions of Vermont almost all the wood turtles we find are pretty old. We're not seeing their young grow up and join the population as we would…
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Most of us are familiar with honey bees and bumblebees, but did you know there are around 300 species of wild bees in Vermont? These insects depend on…
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There is currently a study going on in the Green Mountain National Forest investigating the impact of wind turbines on black bear use of important…
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The American Marten is about the size of a mink with a long body, short legs and a thick, furry coat. They can be brownish or reddish in color and have a…
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Originally aired January 18, 2017Crows are the stuff of movies, mysteries and dark lore. They are also smart, gregarious birds with fascinating habits…
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Even in the winter time, beaver ponds are active habitats. The harvested trees and brush attract other wildlife like deer and turkey to feed. The lodges…
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In Spring, Vermont is awash with migrant birds; sadly, we don't see many species in the Winter. However, there are occasional irruption migrations as…
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The Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area is a destination spot for bird watchers who come to see the thousands of snow geese that flock there.Biologists…
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There is a story behind roadkill. Millions of accidents every year are caused by collisions with wildlife. How can we manage roadways so that they are…
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Many people don't think about insects, like dragonflies, as migratory. Most of Vermont's 101 dragonfly species stay through the winter but the Wandering…