Whether you are a forest manager, landowner or enjoyer of the outdoors, it can be intimidating to know your role in the management of our forests.
Author: Ethan Tapper
Wolf Trees: From the past and for the future
If you’ve ever walked in Vermont’s
woods, chances are that you’ve stumbled upon a “wolf tree.”
The Hinesburg Town Forest: Inclusion, Demonstration and Diversity
The 864-acre Hinesburg Town Forest is many things. It is a historically important property, one of
Vermont’s early town forests, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Into The Woods: Forest Soils
Some would argue that as a forester, it’s my job to manage trees. However, I think that the forest, the whole system, is a forester’s true responsibility.
Into the Woods: Mast Years
If you’ve been walking through the woods this late summer, you’ve probably noticed acorns — in treetops, hanging from low branches, littering the ground.
Fall Trail Closures in Hinesburg’s town forests to facilitate deer herd management
I think that anyone who has lived in Hinesburg or Chittenden County for more than a couple of years can agree that things are changing.
Into The Woods: Sugar Maple v. Red Maple
It is difficult for many people to distinguish between sugar maple (Acer saccharum) and red maple (Acer rubrum).