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Fish Health Program Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBFish Health Laboratory. The department's fish health laboratory is equipped to diagnosis many parasitic, bacterial and viral fish pathogens. The laboratory is currently located in …

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Meet the Staff Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBContact: Montpelier Office, 802-828-1454, [email protected]. Hannah joined the department in 2024. She is a native Michigander and graduate of Vermont Law …

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Fish Division Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBThe Fish Division is responsible for the conservation and management of all fish and aquatic habitats throughout Vermont. Staff members are engaged in a wide variety of …

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Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department Fish Health Laboratory …

WEBOn Thursday, December 17, 2020, friends, family and past work colleagues from the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department (VTFWD), the State of Vermont, the United …

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Moose Research Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBTo address this concern, the Fish and Wildlife Department partnered with the University of Vermont Cooperative Research Unit to join other regional research efforts to study the …

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Wildlife Diseases Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBAvian Influenza Wildlife Health Bulletin. Avian influenza (AI) a serious and harmful disease found primarily in birds and has been recently reported in neighboring states. This …

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Fisheries Biologist Reports Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBFisheries Biologists Reports. Fisheries Management Document Library. (searchable database of fisheries federal aid reports and other documents dating back to the 1890s) …

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Chronic Wasting Disease Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBChronic wasting disease (CWD) is a fatal neurological (brain and nervous system) disease found in deer, elk, caribou, and moose (cervids) populations in certain geographical …

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WILDLIFE REHABILITATION IS IT FOR YOU

WEBWildlife rehabilitation is the process of providing aid to injured, orphaned, displaced, or distressed wild animals in such a way that they may survive when released to their …

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Fish Culture Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBFish Culture Operations Chief: Dylan Sickles. Fish Health Biologists: Tom Jones , Matthew Bodnar. Bald Hill Fish Culture Station 802-467-3660. 60 Abbott Hill Road. West Burke, …

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Lyme Disease Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBLyme disease is a bacterial infection that features a skin rash, swollen joints and flu-like symptoms. The number of reported cases in Vermont has steadily increased since 2005. …

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Avian Influenza Wildlife Health Bulletin Vermont Fish & Wildlife

WEBReporting Possible Cases of Wildlife Diseases. Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) has now been detected in 72 wild birds in Vermont, including bald eagles, red tailed …

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Rabies Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBCall the Rabies Hotline at 1-800-472-2437 (800-4-RABIES) or 1-802-223-8690. Bats are wild animals and can transmit the rabies virus from saliva to blood in humans . Direct …

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Green Mountain Conservation Camp Vermont Fish & Wildlife …

WEBGreen Mountain Conservation Camp (GMCC) offers hands-on learning experiences about fish, wildlife, ecology, botany, forestry, hunter firearm safety, outdoor first aid, and so …

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Canine Distemper Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBCanine distemper is a highly contagious viral disease of wild and domestic carnivores. The virus is widespread and has a broad host range among North American carnivores …

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Batten Kill News

WEBAn Overview of the 5 2002 Spring-Fall. Check Out These 6 Web Sites. The MISSION of the Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife is the conservation of fish, wildlife, and plants …

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Be Tick Smart Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

WEBRemove. Use tweezers to grab tick close to skin. Pull tick straight up, do not twist. Wash hands and bite area with soap and water. Put clothing in dryer for 10 minutes on high.

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3. HABITAT CONCEPTS AND FEATURES

WEBPAGE 15 FINE-SCALE HABITAT FEATURES The following information will help to define important habitat features. Lakes, ponds, rivers and streams are aquatic habitats that …

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Bubble Sheets and Other Paperwork Going Extinct

WEBHope’s Cookhouse Guinness Irish Stew Hope honing her skills. Photo credit: instructor DJ Rousseau Ingredients: 1 pound venison, cubed (or stew beef or lamb) Salt …

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