On Wednesday, February 18, the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board will meet to address several important topics related to archery season, black bears, moose, and more, including a public comment period.
Time and Location
The meeting will take place at 5 p.m. in the National Life Dewey Conference Room, 1 National Life Drive, in Montpelier.
Virtual Attendance and Call-In Details
If you are unable to attend in person, the meeting will be available virtually and by phone dialing 802-828-7667, conference id: 251 977 334#:
Defend Our Sporting Heritage
Our vital wildlife resources are entrusted to the Board’s care, and that is why the board members must hear from us, the sportsmen. Our voices matter, let’s make sure we’re heard. We are no longer just stewards of the land, water, and cherished wildlife resources. We ARE the frontline defenders of a way of life increasingly under scrutiny.
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