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The invasive emerald ash borer insect has been collected from trees in Derby Line, Vermont

The Vermont Logger Safety and Workers' Compensation Insurance Program will modernize safety training for logging contractors and their employees.

A new program helps campers enjoy cooking over a campfire at Vermont's 55 beautiful state parks

The invasive emerald ash borer insect has been collected from trees in Bristol, Vermont.

The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation invites you to a public open house about Bingham Falls, the popular waterfall in Stowe, VT

A landslide has closed Fosters Trail in Waterbury.

FPR Commissioner Michael Snyder has published a collection of essays on trees, forests, and forestry.

Changes include a new playground, a more relaxed pet policy, and an extended operating season. The playground is expected to be in place and ready for visitors by mid-June and will include swings, a dome-shaped climbing structure and a large, classic play structure.

Vermont State Parks is excited to announce a newly extended operating season for Burton Island and Kill Kare State Parks. Starting in 2019, both parks will remain open through the last weekend of September.