Some uncommon owls are making their presence known in our region. Plus, it's springtime and that means migratory birds are heading this way. Our...
It's well known that Vermont produces more maple syrup than any other state in the nation. But what...
Bats play a big part in the ecosystem, including helping farmers cut down on pest populations, but many bats continue to suffer from the...
Bald eagles are in the midst of record population growth. The eagle was once completely gone from Vermont and New Hampshire,...
Vermont wildlife officials and other groups have been working to connect wildlife corridors throughout the state.
This weekend is Vermont's free Ice Fishing Day when anyone can get out on the ice even if they don't have a license. Our Ike Bendavid went out with Fish and...
In this week's Wildlife Watch, Ike Bendavid hit the trails in Montpelier with Vermont Fish and Wildlife's Ali Thomas to get some...
The annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count is underway right now, with bird enthusiasts tallying up their backyard visitors. Bird expert Bridget...
Channel 3's Ike Bendavid joined wildlife biologist Steve Parren at his home in Monkton for some bird feeding basics.
A look at efforts to restore the brook trout in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
How the state is working to preserve land by planting trees and more in Windsor.
Vermont Wildlife officials say efforts to protect the egg laying sites of a threatened turtle appear to be paying off.
Cat Viglienzoni met up with Vermont Fish & Wildlife's Doug Morin to learn about the Moose Bog trail and boardwalk project at the Wenlock Wildlife...
Vt. Fish and Wildlife officials are reminding hunters that there is much more to learn about hunting than...
Reporter Cat Viglienzoni spoke with Nick Staats, a U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service biologist, about how they keep track of...
Panton has a beaver problem and it's wrecking town roads. Our Ike Bendavid tagged along as Vermont Fish and Wildlife stepped in to build "beaver baffles" to...
How a Vermont mom and daughter are helping to save monarch butterflies.
To be called a master angler in Vermont, you have to catch 33 fish above a certain length. A tough task. And until this year, no one...
