The Green Mountain National Forest provides an area of 375,000 acres of forested habitat of various age classes with small non-forersted upland (dry) habitats, non-forested wetland habitats, lakes, ponds, and streams in the Southern Green Mountains of Vermont. 

White Nose Syndrome information

Wildlife and Fish Photos |Threatened Endangered and Sensitive Species

Please browse this website for individual wildlife opportunities. A hunting license is required in Vermont or New York and don’t forget to check the Fish and Game Handbook or visit the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department or New York Department of Environmental Conservation Division of Fish, Wildlife, and Marine Resources for special regulations.