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State Officials Recommend Increased Awareness When Open Burning due to Dry and Windy Weather

Trail building and development resources

Join FPR staff for a bar-b-que and training on June 3, 2023.

Join us on May 16 to learn more.

A day to celebrate trees.

She replaces Michael Snyder, who served as FPR commissioner for 12 years.

Hiking and biking trails are extremely wet and muddy due to the combined effects of snow melt, thawing ground, and seasonal rain

The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation (FPR) is pleased to announce that the pilot winter recreation program in the Perry Hill Block within CC Putnam State Forest in Waterbury will continue through winter 2023.

Vermont State Parks is seeking public input as part of a modernization study that is currently underway.

In response to reduced on-site visitation by the public beginning long before the pandemic, the Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation (FPR) will be closing the St. Albans office at 278 South Main St., Suite 2 in Saint Albans, on December 1, 2022.