5th Anniversary Walk for Wilderness – October 11-15th, 2023
Shelby Perry, Wildlands Ecologist, is Walking for Wilderness for the fifth year in a row, with an ambitious goal to raise $10,000 to help protect Bear’s Nest Wilderness Preserve in Vermont.
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Save This Land: Bear’s Nest Wilderness Preserve
Northeast Wilderness Trust is working to conserve Bear’s Nest Wilderness Preserve, approximately 2,830 acres at the center of the binational wildlife movement corridor. Experience the beauty and peace of this vast landscape in our latest video.
Wildlands in New England: Webinar
Register for the May 31 webinar to learn about the Wildlands in New England report, the first study of its kind to map and characterize all forever-wild lands in the Northeast.
Six New Poems by Sean Prentiss, Inspired by Woodbury Mountain Wilderness Preserve
Poet Sean Prentiss examines Woodbury Mountain Wilderness Preserve through poetic verse with a depth and wisdom that are at times bold, at times calm and lyrical.
25,000 Wild Acres Protected by 2025…Complete!
Northeast Wilderness Trust is thrilled to announce that we have met our land protection acreage goal for 2025…three years early!
Success for Blue Mountain Wilderness Sanctuary
Northeast Wilderness Trust has purchased more than 830 acres in Ryegate, Vermont, to create the Blue Mountain Wilderness Sanctuary.
Woodbury Mountain Wilderness Preserve Expands by 123 Acres
The new Spring Addition has added 123 forever-wild acres to Woodbury Mountain Wilderness Preserve in Vermont.
2022 Walk for Wilderness
During the month of October, Shelby will walk 2 miles for donations towards the Walk for Wilderness of $50 or more! All proceeds benefit Woodbury Mountain Wilderness Preserve in Vermont.
Help Create a New Sanctuary in Vermont
The campaign for Blue Mountain Wilderness Sanctuary would create a 800-acre safe haven for wildlife in eastern Vermont.
Carbon Finance Partnership Creates Largest Non-Governmental Wilderness Area in Vermont
A unique carbon finance partnership has helped to create Vermont’s largest non-governmental wilderness area.
500 Acres Added to Woodbury Mountain
Woodbury Mountain has grown by 500 acres with the Eagle Ledge Addition in Elmore, VT.
Wild Forests Vermont & the Current Use Program
Wild Forests Vermont is a coalition working towards the inclusion of passively managed land in the state’s “Current Use” property tax program.