Nothing in the Forest Fire Statues prohibit burning at night. Some things to keep in mind if issuing a permit to burn at night: Fires must be attended at all times, higher nighttime relative humidity can create smoke issues, and increased fire visibility may generate 911 calls. Fire Wardens may choose to prohibit nighttime burning as special conditions of the permit to kindle fire.
Taconic Mountains Ramble is a true gem at any time of the year. Come and see for yourself! Bring yourself, and some snowshoes if you would like! Please dress in layers and bring snacks and beverages.
(moderate-difficult- steep terrain, narrow trails, uneven ground)
To register and for more information, email hike leader: caitlin.s.gates@gmail.com
If you are looking for information about identifying a species, reporting a species, questions about control check out VTinvasives.org . For questions about Invasive Plants, contact: ANR.FPRInvasivePlants@vermont.gov.
Big trees fascinate us because they catch our attention. At first sight, people are often amazed by big trees’ size and beauty. A second look can spur imagination, and our interest deepens. How did this tree get here? If this tree could talk, what has it seen? Why did this particular tree live so long? Learn more about Vermont's big tree list and how to make a nomination.
FPR oversees the administration of the Acceptable Management Practices to Protect Water Quality on Logging Jobs and the Heavy Cut of forty acres of more through our Watershed Forestry Program.
The Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation is providing temporary bridges to loggers, foresters and landowners who will use them to meet the AMP guidelines and protect streams.
The State of Vermont does not issue permits for cutting Christmas Trees. The U.S. Forest Services issues permits for cutting Christmas Trees on sections of the Green Mountain National Forest only. For more information and to obtain a permit, please visit the U.S. Forest Service permit site.
