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Wildlife Management Area
Middlesex Wildlife Management Area is managed for its important deer wintering habitat.
Located in the town of Whitingham the Atherton Meadows wildlife management area consists of two parcels situated on either side of Route 100. The smaller piece is southeast of Route 100. The...
The upper Connecticut River has always been considered a treasured gem in the Northeast Kingdom. And thanks to a partnership reached in 2012 between the Vermont Land Trust, the Nature Conservancy...
Located in southeastern Vermont the Turner Hill Wildlife Management Area sits atop of what is known as the Athens dome. The 595 acres straddle the towns of Athens and Grafton, Vermont.
Steam Mill Brook Wildlife Management Area is the second largest Wildlife Management Area in the state. It’s about roughly 10,800 acres. Most of the WMA is located in the towns of Walden and...
The Pine Mountain Wildlife Management Area is a very unique property. Not only for the variety of habitat but the fact that it encompasses 4 towns and two counties within the state. Pine Mountain...
Mud Creek is a small, sluggish stream that flows from the Canadian border south to Lake Champlain. The WMA consists primarily of a mix of emergent marsh and forested swamp, which provide habitat...
The Sandbar Wildlife Management Area was the very first WMA in Vermont. The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department purchased this unique piece of property back in 1920. The Sandbar WMA encompasses...
In 2007, a stunning 458-acre parcel on Lake Memphremagog was donated to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service by the estate of Michael Dunn. Although it is technically part of the Missisquoi National...



















