US Forest Service seeks ideas from public on management plans for Vermont's Green Mountain National Forest, activities include improving wildlife habitat, watershed conditions, forest health
Wendy Lisney
MANCHESTER CENTER, Vermont
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November 20, 2013
(Associated Press)
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US Forest Service to host planning meetings for national forest in southern Vermont
Possible forest management activities include improving wildlife habitat and watershed conditions, improving forest health conditions, and providing high quality recreation and trail opportunities. District Ranger Bill Jackson says the upcoming meetings are designed to gather information from the public. The first meeting of the South of Route 9 Integrated Resource Project will be held Thursday at the Readsboro School. A meeting is scheduled for Dec. 3 in Pownal and Dec. 10 in Stamford. All the meetings will be held from 6-8:30 p.m.
Officials with Vermont's Green Mountain National Forest are going to be seeking ideas for forest management activities for sections of the forest south of Vermont Route 9.
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