FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 10, 2018
CONTACTS
Jessica Savage, Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation, 802-249-1230
Kristin McLane, Green Mountain Club, 802-241-8324
News
April 11, 2018
April 9, 2018
For Immediate Release: April 5, 2018
Contact:
Lisa Thornton, District Stewardship Forester, Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation
lisa.thornton@vermont.gov
Public Invited to Open House to Comment on Mount Philo State Park Draft Plan
March 13, 2018
Public Meeting to be Held on Conserved Lands in Northeast Kingdom
ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt – The Vermont departments of Fish & Wildlife, and Forests, Parks, & Recreation are holding a public meeting to discuss future management and use of a group of conserved lands in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom.
March 2, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 2, 2018
Media Contact:
Jason Nerenberg,
District Stewardship Forester
Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation
Agency of Natural Resources
(802) 498-4342
Agency of Natural Resources Re-Opens Public Comment Period for
Camel’s Hump Management Unit Draft Plan
February 27, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 27, 2018
Contact:
Barbara Schultz, Forest Health Program Manager
Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation
802-777-2082
barbara.schultz@vermont.gov
February 15, 2018
Vermont Town Forest Recreation Planning
FPR Partners with Communities Across Vermont to Balance Recreation and Healthy Town Forests
February 15, 2018
Vermont Forests In Our Communities
FPR’s Urban & Community Forestry and County Forester Programs Connect Communities to the Trees in Their Downtowns and Backyards
February 1, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – January 30, 2018
Contact: Emma Hanson | 802-622-4187 | emma.hanson@vermont.gov
Vermont’s State Constitution is Staying Warm with Wood Heat
January 25, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Jessica Savage, Recreation Program Manager
Vermont Forests, Parks & Recreation
jessica.savage@vermont.gov
(802) 249-1230
Michael Snyder, Commissioner
Vermont Forests, Parks & Recreation
michael.snyder@vermont.gov
(802) 828-1534
January 24, 2018
Stretch Your Wood Pile Through Spring
MONTPELIER – Following the two-week arctic blast from late December into early January, the 38% of Vermonters who heat in full or in part with wood may be looking with dismay at their dwindling wood piles. The unseasonably cold and persistent sub-zero temperatures put early significant dents in wood piles, with months of heating left to go.
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