Vermont to expand Snake Mountain WMA and secure 949 acres of timber rights
Nearly seven decades of conservation efforts at Vermont's Snake Mountain Wildlife Management Area (WMA) are set to reach a new milestone as the state plans to expand the protected area and secure 949 acres of timber rights. This significant development, supported by the Trust for Public Land, will reunite the state's ownership of the land with the timber rights currently held by a private entity.
With this acquisition, nearly 25% of the popular natural area will be expanded, creating new opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts and providing enhanced protection for wildlife and forests.
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