As part of a multi-state initiative, Vermont NFC just got its first endangered sturgeon signs…
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There are 14 native fish in the lower Winooski River in northern Vermont that are classified by the state as Species of Greatest Conservation Need…
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WIth news that sturgeon had returned to the Connecticut River, VT NFC reached out to NOAA, Vermont Fish & WIldlife, and Connecticut River Conservancy…
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It wouldn’t take much of a change in flow to turn this dam from a minor inconvenience to a potential fish passage blocking structure…
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Following up on a project started this winter, the Vermont chapter of NFC recently posted more informational signs pertaining to threatened shad on the VT side of the Connecticut River…
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The Vermont chapter of NFC worked with Connecticut River Conservancy, Vermont Fish & Wildlife, and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to develop informational signs pertaining to American shad in the Connecticut River watershed…
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As part of an ongoing project, Vermont NFC posted informational wild native brook trout signs on several streams in the upper Hoosic and Walloomsac River watersheds…
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As part of an ongoing project, Vermont NFC board member David Wein posted informational wild native brook trout signs on 2 streams in the greater Bennington area…
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A sign project at Vermont’s state fishing access areas featuring wild native lake trout got underway this month thanks to a joint effort by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department and Native Fish Coalition…
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So why would an organization whose sole focus is on wild native fish care about lake trout when they are such a problem?…
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The Vermont chapter of NFC worked with U.S. Forest Service, Vermont Fish & Wildlife, and Connecticut River Valley TU to develop an informational sign for the upper Deerfield River watershed…
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As part of a multi-agency initiative to post informational signs pertaining to the prohibition on the use of baitfish on a group of self-sustaining native brook trout ponds in Vermont…
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As part of a project involving eight small ponds and four government agencies, the first new no-fish-as-bait signs have been posted on Vermont waters…
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The VT chapter of NFC worked with VT Fish & Wildlife, VT Forests, Parks & Recreation; US Forest Service, and US Fish & Wildlife on a series of informational signs pertaining to the use of live fish as bait on nine wild native brook trout ponds in Vermont…
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NFC has lobbied for several years to try to get the daily limit on brook trout, the official State Cold Water Fish, in rivers and streams in Vermont reduced…
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NFC has made Vermont’s highest-in-native-range daily limit on brook trout in rivers and streams a priority…
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Members of the Vermont chapter of Native Fish Coalition have initiated a project to take a look at Vermont’s highest-in-the-east daily limit on brook trout on rivers...
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