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Shutesville Wildlife Corridor
A 10,000 acre block in central Vermont
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Blue = connected forest landsacpes, red = developed, non-forest landsacpes. Notice areas of blue close to each other.
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On the track of a bobcat
When following a bobcat track you need to be prepared to for a good walk. They cover an average of 10 miles per day through rugged...
Allan Thompson
Nov 30, 2020
3 min read
Shutesville Hill Wildlife Corridor – A Special Place
The list of special places in Vermont is long, from the summits of the Green Mountains, to our fast-moving rivers and tranquil lakes, to...
Jens Hilke
Nov 28, 2020
3 min read
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