Articles about exploring in Vermont:

VermontVacation.com is a great source of information when traveling in or around the state of Vermont. Here is a small sample of opening paragraphs of articles from their website for your review;

Watchable Wildlife

Vermont may be a vacation playland. But it’s also home to a wide range of wildlife, thanks to the recovery of our forests over the past hundred years. Consider this: by the 1890s, farmers had cleared much of the forests; trees covered only about a quarter of Vermont. Today, more than 75 percent of Vermont is forested. So it’s no surprise that this is a great place to observe nature in action. In fact, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Vermont has the nation’s highest participation rate of “wildlife watching.”

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Watch The Birdie

The Audubon Center in Huntington is one of eight local Audubon chapters in Vermont. Audubon Vermont in Huntington offers year-round education programs through school, camp, family, and adult programs, and workshops throughout the state. The center also features the Birds of Vermont Museum displaying more than 450 carved birds.

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Articles about exploring in Vermont:

Watchable Wildlife

Watch The Birdie