Critical Paths: Enhancing Road Permeability for Wildlife in Vermont

Critical Paths: Enhancing Road Permeability for Wildlife in Vermont

CRITICAL PATHS: ENHANCING ROAD PERMEABILITY FOR WILDLIFE IN VERMONT, VNRC and partners, 2009. This report recommends 'on the ground' improvements at priority road crossing zones in the Green Mountain corridor. To download, click here. The full-size 11X17 map of wildlife crossings in Vermont (from Appendix A) is available as a separate file by clicking here.

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