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View All StoriesA cliff-hanger of a survival story: Jesup's Milk-vetch
The Jesup's milk-vetch (Astragalus robbinsii var. jesupii) can be found at only three sites in the world. The endangered plant clings by its small roots... Read More

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Canada Lynx Coming Back to Vermont
What were lynx doing in Vermont last year? Just passing through? Or are they here to stay? The answers to these questions will help biologists determine the role of the... Read More

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Indiana Bats of the Northeast
When I reflect upon how much we have learned about Indiana bats (Myotis sodalis) in Vermont, it is almost unimaginable that before 2001 I would drive through the... Read More
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Aeolus Bat Cave: White Nose Syndrome Sampling Trip
Vermont Fish and Wildlife and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologists visit Aeolus Bat Cave, a remote White Nose affected site, to obtain much needed data on the ongoing mortality event. More »

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June 4, 2020