• Conservation Cooperative: Episode 1 - Vermont Trail Development and Our Wild Places

  • May 12 2024
  • Length: 25 mins
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Conservation Cooperative: Episode 1 - Vermont Trail Development and Our Wild Places

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  • Our first episode looks at an issue that the New England Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) has been grappling with for a few years, the rapid development of recreation trails and their encroachment on wild places. We’ll explore some of the factors that are driving trail development in the state of Vermont and how it impacts the conservation of our wildlands and wildlife. This is a huge topic and one we’ll perhaps return to in the future. Consider this episode your primer on the topic.

    Big thank you to everyone who came to the table to discuss this topic.

    Ethan Dreisigacker. New England BHA Board Member

    Meredith Naughton. Wildlife Biologist

    Allison Adams. Director. Forest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative (FEMC)

    Dave Furman. New England BHA Member

    Andrea Shortsleeve. Private Lands Habitat Biologist. Vermont Fish & Wildlife

    Nick Bennette. Executive Director. Vermont Mountain Bike Association (VMBA)

    RJ Thompson. Executive Director. Vermont Huts Association

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