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Oak Log Newsletter
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Winter 2012 Issue

Get the latest conservation news in Vermont!

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Oak Log Archives

Catch up on Vermont conservation news.

Other Publications
PICPlaces to Walk1. High Pond VYCC July 2005 trail 2 c sarah wakefieldHigh Pond. © Sarah Wakefield
Places to Walk, Paddle and Explore in Vermont

A 50th anniversary guide to the places the Conservancy has protected in Vermont. Most are open to the public to explore. Receive your free copy today. Learn more

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Climate Change in the Champlain Basin

A ground-breaking report commissioned by the Vermont and Adirondacks chapters of The Nature Conservancy brings global climate change down to the local scale in the Lake Champlain Basin and takes a pragmatic approach to lessening the impact. Learn more

picwetland- fragrant lily_Thorp Brook bay (c) SKuebbing august 2007Brook Bay. © Sara Kuebbing
Wetland, Woodland, Wildland

An essential guide to the natural communities found in Vermont. From vernal pools to alpine meadows, this book offers detailed information about what you will see in the natural world in Vermont. Learn more

PICnatural --dry oak hophornbeam_pawlet hills 2007 c Sara KuebbingNatural dry oak. © Sara Kuebbing
Natural Dynamics Silviculture

A new look at sustainable forestry, this booklet describes silvicultural techniques that promote high ecological integrity for the dominant natural community types in the Northern Forest: northern hardwood forest, red spruce-northern hardwood forest, and lowland spruce-fir forest. Learn more

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Managing Rich Northern Hardwood Forests

Recommendations for landowners in the Taconic Mountains of Vermont on how to manage rich northern hardwood forests for ecological values and timber production. Learn more

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Photo Special Features TabLion in Maasai Mara, Kenya, Africa. © Kenneth K. Coe

Close Encounters with Nature

Whether scary or exciting, nature has a way of sneaking up on you. See stories

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Nature Matters

Hear some of nature's success stories and see how nature matters to us all. Watch videos

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