September 23 - 25, 2008
- The Pinnacle of Bird Watching-Hawk Mountain, PA and The Delaware Water
Gap National Recreation Area
Take your bird watching hobby to new heights and join us as we observe
this natural phenomenon of hawk migration. Led by renowned naturalist,
Chip Darmstadt of the North Branch Nature Center, your adventure begins at
the Delaware Water Gap in Pennsylvania. This recreation area offers
67,000 acres and 100 miles of trails designed to offer the ultimate
opportunity to spot their unique bird population. Located on the Delaware
River, the Gap is a migration corridor for warblers, hawks, heron, and
geese.
The hooded merganser may surprise you with an appearance! Depart: So.
Burlington 7:30 am, Middlebury 8:30 am, Rutland 9:30 am, Glens Falls 10:30
am and Kingston at 11:45 am. Return: Kingston 12:30 pm, Glens Falls 2:00
pm, Rutland 3:00 pm, Middlebury 4:00 pm, and South Burlington 5:00 pm.
Contact: Notch Above Tours,
gwendy@notchabovetours.com, 802-644-8027
www.notchabovetours.com
Birding
American
Birding Association
Ospreys in Vermont
Eagles in Vermont
Audubon
Society
Birding
Code of Ethics
List
of Birding Links
Watch
list
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Birding in Vermont
Birds of Vermont Museum
Vermont
Institute of Natural Science
Connecticut
River Birding Trail
Lake
Champlain Birding Trail
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Guide Services for Birding
Brooks To Bays Nature Tours
Northern & Central Vermont
Birding, Wildlife Watching, Canoeing, Kayaking, Nature Hikes,
Jeremy Brooks
353 MaCrae Road, Colchester, VT. 05446
Phone: 802-318-1956
Email: brookstobays@yahoo.com
Web: www.brookstobays.com
Fun and Relaxing Group and Personal Paddling Tours in Vermont's Natural Beauty.
A Safe and Educational Outdoor Experience with a Professional Vermont
Naturalist. Are you ready to spend some time relaxing on a gently flowing river,
cruising the historic Lake Champlain, or exploring a pristine glacial lake? Are
you ready to be surrounded by the many sights and sounds of Vermont's wildlife
and wild places? And all of this while getting great exercise, meeting new
friends, and spending some quality time outdoors. If you are ready to come away
from an outdoor experience with a knowledge of the natural world that will
forever change the way you see the woods, waters, and wildlife around you...
then come explore with me on a paddling adventure, and see what I mean.
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River
Excitement
Connecticut River Basin
Fly Fishing or Spinning, Scenic Floats, McKenzie Drift Boat
John Marshall
P.O. Box 65, Hartland 4 Corners, VT. 05049
Phone: 802-457-4021
Email:
rvrxcitmnt@aol.com
Web:
http://www.riverexcitement.com/conntrip.html
Enjoy a half or full day floating the beautiful
Connecticut River below Wilder Dam. The finest binoculars by Swarovski & Zeiss
will be available for your viewing pleasure as well as a high quality spotting
scope by Zeiss. View birds, wildlife and scenery as if close enough to touch
with the best optics in the world. (Full Day Scenic Floats are also Available in
West Stewartstown, New Hampshire on the Connecticut River.) John is a graduate
of the Culinary Institute of America, so you won't be disappointed in your
streamside lunch.
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Scott L. Davison
South/Central Vermont
Nature Programs & Interactive Training
P.O. Box 562, Woodstock, VT. 05091
Phone: 802-457-2810
Email: cwpiper@vermontel.net
Scott is a teaching naturalist, creating and delivering a variety of
environmental and conservation related programs for students for elementary
schools, colleges and Elderhstel groups since 1996. He also offers professional
training for interpreters and docents in a wide variety of organizations
including museums, state & national parks and nature centers. Custom programs
and workshops are available. Nature education programs include: * Tracking on
Snowshoes, * Winter Ecology, * Birds of the Seasons, * Backyard Habitats, *
Bogs, Frogs and Old Logs, * Awareness through Journaling, * Earth Sustaining
Lifestyles and * Forest Ecosystems.
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Upland
Fauna
Statewide
Mountaineering, Natural History, Tracking
Dr. Alcott Smith
P.O. Box 897, Hanover, NH 03755
Phone 603-448-6352
Phone
/ Fax 603-448-6352
Your opportunity to become one and the same with nature. Upland fauna presents wildlife tracking instruction, woodland explorations, back
country outings, recreational, and educational programs.
All season excursions.
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Conservation
& Education
Ozone
Information
U.S.
Department of the Interior
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Vermont
Agency of Natural Resources
Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
Vermont
Non-Game and Natural Heritage Program
University
of Vermont School of Natural Resources
Vermont Youth
Conservation Corps
ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain
Lake
Champlain Basin Program
Connecticut
River Watershed Council
Connecticut
River Joint Commission
Bear
Den
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Guides
and Services
Brooks To Bays Nature Tours
Northern & Central Vermont
Nature Hikes,
Birding, Wildlife Watching, Canoeing, Kayaking
Jeremy Brooks
238 Sleepy Hollow Lane, Vergennes, VT. 05491
Phone: 802-318-1956
Email: brookstobays@yahoo.com
Web: www.brookstobays.com
Fun and Relaxing Group and Personal Paddling Tours in Vermont's Natural Beauty.
A Safe and Educational Outdoor Experience with a Professional Vermont
Naturalist. Are you ready to spend some time relaxing on a gently flowing river,
cruising the historic Lake Champlain, or exploring a pristine glacial lake? Are
you ready to be surrounded by the many sights and sounds of Vermont's wildlife
and wild places? And all of this while getting great exercise, meeting new
friends, and spending some quality time outdoors. If you are ready to come away
from an outdoor experience with a knowledge of the natural world that will
forever change the way you see the woods, waters, and wildlife around you...
then come explore with me on a paddling adventure, and see what I mean.
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Keeping
Track, Inc.
Statewide
Tracking, Natural History
Susan Morse
P. O. Box 444, Huntington, VT 05462
Phone 802-434-7000
Email:
info@keepingtrack.org
Web: www.keepingtrack.org
Nonprofit organization dedicated to Identifying and monitoring important wildlife habitat
and travel corridors, educating the public about the importance of conservation, and
encouraging cooperation among conservation and natural resource groups. Slide lectures, community track and sign survey
training, preliminary habitat evaluation, tracking and habitat workshops, and single to
multi-day school programs.
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Kroka's
Expeditions
Southern Vermont
Canoeing, Kayaking, Whitewater
Rafting, Rock Climbing, Winter Camping, Sea Kayaking, XC Skiing, Falconing
Misha & Lynne Boudreau
160 Fairview Street
Brattleboro, VT 05301
Phone & Fax 802-254-9712
Email:
info@kroka.org
Web: www.kroka.com
Adventure for schools and organizations, winter & summer adventure programs, and
private guiding for climbing, canoeing, kayaking, rafting, caving, snowshoeing,
back-country skiing and much more.
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Laughin' Otter Tour Services
Central, Vermont
Guided Tours, Custom Itineraries,
Program Planning,
Training in Interpretive Techniques
Julia Purdy
P.O. Box 311 Rochester VT. 05767
Phone: 802-767-4025
Email:
laughinotter05@yahoo.com
Guide Services Four-season guided tours with Laughin' Otter's knowledgeable
guides, from forest to farm. Learn to "read" the lingering traces of early
settlements, discover shunpike routes with arresting views, explore the winter
forest. Itineraries also include covered bridges, historic villages and ghost
towns, natural wonders, and local events. For details and rates, contact Julia
Dobson Purdy at Laughin' Otter Tour Services in Rochester, Vermont, at
802-767-4025
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Scott L. Davison
South/Central Vermont
Nature Programs & Interactive Training
P.O. Box 562, Woodstock, VT. 05091
Phone: 802-457-2810
Email: cwpiper@vermontel.net
Scott is a teaching naturalist, creating and delivering a variety of
environmental and conservation related programs for students for elementary
schools, colleges and Elderhstel groups since 1996. He also offers professional
training for interpreters and docents in a wide variety of organizations
including museums, state & national parks and nature centers. Custom programs
and workshops are available. Nature education programs include: * Tracking on
Snowshoes, * Winter Ecology, * Birds of the Seasons, * Backyard Habitats, *
Bogs, Frogs and Old Logs, * Awareness through Journaling, * Earth Sustaining
Lifestyles and * Forest Ecosystems.
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Venture Beyond the Inn Guide Service
Northeast Kingdom
Drift Boat Float trips and Wildlife Watching
George & Loraine Willy
Box 186, E. Burke, VT 05832
Phone 802-626-3161
Email:
villginn@yahoo.com
Web:
www.villageinnofeastburke.com
Experience charming and comfortable lodging with private baths, fireplace,
living room, jacuzzi and guest kitchen. Catering to the outdoors enthusiasts
the inn offers guided nature and river excursions. Skiing at Burke
Mountain is just 1 minute up the road! Right on Kingdom Trails with over 100
miles of trails waiting to be challenged.
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Wilderness Learning Center
New York & Vermont
Camping, Canoeing, Nature Hikes, Survival, Wildlife Photography, Women's
Challenges, Youth programs
Marty Simon
435 Sandy Knoll Road Chateaugay NY 12920
Phone: 518-497-3179
Web: www.weteachu.com
Email: wlcwe@usadatanet.net
The WILDERNESS LEARNING CENTER is a full time school devoted to teaching groups
and individuals about the outdoors. Our specialty is wilderness survival. We
run programs all year long, both here in New York and at several sites
throughout the Northeast. We have Basic, Advanced, Advanced Adventure and
Certification programs in wilderness survival. Also we run wilderness First
Aid programs for certification. We have certified Survival Instructors, Licensed
New York State Guides and an American Red Cross Instructor Trainer on staff.
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Falconry
North
American Falconers Association
The
Peregrine Fund
British School of Falconry
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Nature
Hikes and Eco-Tours
Brooks To Bays Nature Tours
Northern & Central Vermont
Nature Hikes,
Birding, Wildlife Watching, Canoeing, Kayaking
Jeremy Brooks
238 Sleepy Hollow Lane, Vergennes, VT. 05491
Phone: 802-318-1956
Email: brookstobays@yahoo.com
Web: www.brookstobays.com
Fun and Relaxing Group and Personal Paddling Tours in Vermont's Natural Beauty.
A Safe and Educational Outdoor Experience with a Professional Vermont
Naturalist. Are you ready to spend some time relaxing on a gently flowing river,
cruising the historic Lake Champlain, or exploring a pristine glacial lake? Are
you ready to be surrounded by the many sights and sounds of Vermont's wildlife
and wild places? And all of this while getting great exercise, meeting new
friends, and spending some quality time outdoors. If you are ready to come away
from an outdoor experience with a knowledge of the natural world that will
forever change the way you see the woods, waters, and wildlife around you...
then come explore with me on a paddling adventure, and see what I mean.
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Head North, LLC
Southern Vermont
Accommodations, Hiking, Survival, Snowshoeing, Skiing, Yoga,
Todd W. Parkins
P.O. Box 6 Plymouth VT 05056
Phone: 802- 672-2044 Cell:732-996-3555
Email: toddtracks@aol.com
Web: www.headnorthllc.com
HEADNORTH is an outdoor
education center for people and families. We focus on the accomplishment of
timeless primitive skills into our modern lives. This brings out the free spirit
in us all which helps us become more competent and effective as humans.
Combining a wide variety of wilderness survival, health, wellness and spiritual
awareness thru nature., participants take home a lifetime of memories and
skills.
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Kroka's
Expeditions
Southern Vermont
Canoeing, Kayaking, Whitewater
Rafting, Rock Climbing, Winter Camping, Sea Kayaking, XC Skiing, Falconing
Misha & Lynne Boudreau
160 Fairview Street
Brattleboro, VT 05301
Phone & Fax 802-254-9712
Email:
info@kroka.org
Web: www.kroka.com
Adventure for schools and organizations, winter & summer adventure programs, and
private guiding for climbing, canoeing, kayaking, rafting, caving, snowshoeing,
back-country skiing and much more.
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On The Loose
Expeditions
Champlain Valley
Hiking, Llama Treks, Sea Kayaking,
Skiing - Nordic, Back-country, Team Building, Ecotours
1035 Carse Rd., Huntington, VT 05462
Phone 802-434-7257 Fax 802-434-4837
Email: info@otloose.com
Web: www.otloose.com
On The loose Expeditions provides you with the structure, planning, and expertise for
invigorating adventures in Vermont and around the World.
Vermont yurt living, Autumn hiking adventures, team building, school youth
programs, snow shoeing, Back-country skiing
and other scheduled and custom trips available. Climb
Pico de Orizaba, Sea Kayak Baja, explore
Belize/Guatemala, Llama treks in Grand Gulch Utah, Back-country
Skiing in Wyoming.
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Scott L. Davison
South/Central Vermont
Nature Programs & Interactive Training
P.O. Box 562, Woodstock, VT. 05091
Phone: 802-457-2810
Email: cwpiper@vermontel.net
Scott is a teaching naturalist, creating and delivering a variety of
environmental and conservation related programs for students for elementary
schools, colleges and Elderhstel groups since 1996. He also offers professional
training for interpreters and docents in a wide variety of organizations
including museums, state & national parks and nature centers. Custom programs
and workshops are available. Nature education programs include: * Tracking on
Snowshoes, * Winter Ecology, * Birds of the Seasons, * Backyard Habitats, *
Bogs, Frogs and Old Logs, * Awareness through Journaling, * Earth Sustaining
Lifestyles and * Forest Ecosystems.
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Upland
Fauna
Statewide
Mountaineering, Natural History, Tracking
Dr. Alcott Smith
P.O. Box 897, Hanover, NH 03755
Phone 603-448-6352 Phone
/ Fax 603-448-6352
Your opportunity to become one and the same with nature.
Upland fauna presents wildlife tracking instruction, woodland explorations, back
country outings, recreational, and educational programs.
All season excursions.
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Village Inn of
East
Burke
Northeast Kingdom
Canoeing, Guided Fly Fishing & Spinning for all species, Ice Fishing, Hiking,
Mountain Biking, Snowshoeing, X Country Skiing, Downhill Skiing, Float trips
George & Loraine Willy
Box 186, E. Burke, VT 05832
Phone 802-626-3161
Email:
villginn@yahoo.com
Web:
www.villageinnofeastburke.com
Come stay with us for any two consecutive days up until October 15th
and we will include an afternoon or evening float trip around any one of the
numerous backwoods ponds in the area. This package includes lodging for two
nights for two, a scrumptious breakfast each morning, the use of the Inns
facilities and Jaccuzi and a 2-3 hour afternoon/evening float trip in the
Drifter, our guide boat. Call the loons, watch moose graze, bring a bottle of
wine, enjoy a gourmet picnic, watch the moon rise and be rowed to areas you
didn’t know existed. Cost of this package is $225.00 plus tax for two and
reservations are suggested. Come enjoy your home away from home without the
chores. Cameras and sweaters are a must. Varying degrees of gourmet picnics are
extra and range from $15.00 to $50.00 PP
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Wilderness Learning Center
New York & Vermont
Camping, Canoeing, Nature Hikes, Survival, Wildlife Photography, Women's
Challenges, Youth programs
Marty Simon
435 Sandy Knoll Road Chateaugay NY 12920
Phone: 518-497-3179
Web: www.weteachu.com
Email: wlcwe@usadatanet.net
The WILDERNESS LEARNING CENTER is a full time school devoted to teaching groups
and individuals about the outdoors. Our specialty is wilderness survival. We
run programs all year long, both here in New York and at several sites
throughout the Northeast. We have Basic, Advanced, Advanced Adventure and
Certification programs in wilderness survival. Also we run wilderness First
Aid programs for certification. We have certified Survival Instructors, Licensed
New York State Guides and an American Red Cross Instructor Trainer on staff.
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Wild Hill Safari Preserve
East Central Vermont
Nature Hikes, Fishing, Wildlife Photography, Swimming
Bill & Bobbi Richter
RR 1, Box 325A Fairlee VT 05045
Phone: 802-333-4179
Email: whpfun23@sover.net
The animals you will see on the safari are: Red Stags, Hawaiian Rams, Corsican Rams, Texas Doll Sheep, Spanish Goats, Fallow Deer, Sitka Deer, Buffalo.
Visit our preserve and take a nature safari. The Main Lodge is rustic and remote and sleeps 15 people in 6 different rooms. Kitchen facilities are in the Main Lodge.
Meals are served family style. We also have another cabin that sleeps 8. We offer 1.5 hour tours daily as well as 2.5 day stays. Our reservation schedule runs from Thursday night to Sunday morning or Sunday night to Wednesday morning.
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Wonder Walks
Statewide
Hiking, Walking, Snowshoeing, Inn- to-Inn Hiking Tours or Day Outings
Bruce Acciavatti
2619 Monkton Rd., Bristol, VT 05443
Phone
877-897-7175 or (802)453-2076
Email: tours@wonderwalks.com
Web: www.wonderwalks.com
Come join us, two dedicated Vermont-based guides, as we walk,
hike or snowshoe at a satisfying pace through some of our favorite areas. With years of
leading trips we promise you an unforgettable experience. The scenic, quiet routes we
travel include country lanes, foot paths, rail trails, and forgotten byways. We see rural
villages, covered bridges, historic sites, beautiful woodlands, mountain scenery, pastoral
valleys, clean waters flowing, pristine beaches, and panoramic overlooks. Feel fresh
country breezes and taste wild berries along the way. Savor all of this and more on one of
our tours!
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Natural
Resources
For info on waterways and public land
and related resources check these links out.
Green
Mountain National Forest
Missisquoi National
Wildlife Refuge
Vermont State Forests and Parks
Vermont
State Parks
Vermont's Natural Areas
Wildlife
Management Areas (WMA) Maps
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Preserves
Vermont
Raptor Center
Wolf and Wild Canine Sanctuary Inc.
Wild Hill Safari Preserve
East Central Vermont
Nature Hikes, Fishing, Wildlife Photography, Swimming
Bill & Bobbi Richter
RR 1, Box 325A Fairlee VT 05045
Phone: 802-333-4179
Email: whpfun23@sover.net
The animals you will see on the safari are: Red Stags, Hawaiian Rams, Corsican Rams, Texas Doll Sheep, Spanish Goats, Fallow Deer, Sitka Deer, Buffalo.
Visit our preserve and take a nature safari. The Main Lodge is rustic and remote and sleeps 15 people in 6 different rooms. Kitchen facilities are in the Main Lodge.
Meals are served family style. We also have another cabin that sleeps 8. We offer 1.5 hour tours daily as well as 2.5 day stays. Our reservation schedule runs from Thursday night to Sunday morning or Sunday night to Wednesday morning.
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Retreats
Awakening
Sanctuary, Inc
Mid-Vermont
Spiritual Awareness, Nature Hikes,
Education, Labyrinths
Paul & Windsong Kervick
P.O. Box 44, Monkton, VT 05469
Phone 802-425-2346
Email: songlight@aol.com
Web: www.awakeningsanctuary.org
Straw bale Sanctuary on 30 secluded acres, Guided and self directed retreats. It is a
sacred place which invites you to settle into the heart of your being. The land offers
walking, biking and swimming.
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Green
Mountain at Fox Run
Southern Vermont
Fox Lane, P.O. Box 164
Ludlow, Vermont 05149
Phone: 802-228-8885
Email: info@fitwoman.com
Web: www.fitwoman.com
For
30 years, Green Mountain at Fox Run has taught women a practical and mindful
approach to healthy living and weight loss that fosters realistic attitudes
about eating, exercise and body image. More than a spa, Green Mountain is a very
special weight & health management retreat for women nestled on 26 wooded
acres.
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On The Loose
Expeditions
Champlain Valley
Hiking, Llama Treks, Sea Kayaking,
Skiing - Nordic, Back-country, Team Building, Ecotours
1035 Carse Rd., Huntington, VT 05462
Phone 802-434-7257 Fax 802-434-4837
Email: info@otloose.com
Web: www.otloose.com
On The loose Expeditions provides you with the structure, planning, and expertise for
invigorating adventures in Vermont and around the World.
Vermont yurt living, Autumn hiking adventures, team building, school youth
programs, snow shoeing, Back-country skiing
and other scheduled and custom trips available. Climb
Pico de Orizaba, Sea Kayak Baja, explore
Belize/Guatemala, Llama treks in Grand Gulch Utah, Back-country
Skiing in Wyoming.
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Wilderness Learning Center
New York & Vermont
Camping, Canoeing, Nature Hikes, Survival, Wildlife Photography, Women's
Challenges, Youth programs
Marty Simon
435 Sandy Knoll Road Chateaugay NY 12920
Phone: 518-497-3179
Web: www.weteachu.com
Email: wlcwe@usadatanet.net
The WILDERNESS LEARNING CENTER is a full time school devoted to teaching groups
and individuals about the outdoors. Our specialty is wilderness survival. We
run programs all year long, both here in New York and at several sites
throughout the Northeast. We have Basic, Advanced, Advanced Adventure and
Certification programs in wilderness survival. Also we run wilderness First
Aid programs for certification. We have certified Survival Instructors, Licensed
New York State Guides and an American Red Cross Instructor Trainer on staff.
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Tracking
Keeping Track
| The Wilderness Learning
Center | Upland Fauna
Head North, LLC
Southern Vermont
Accommodations, Tracking, Search & Rescue, Hiking, Survival, Snowshoeing, Skiing, Yoga,
Todd W. Parkins
P.O. Box 6 Plymouth VT 05056
Phone: 802- 672-2044 Cell:732-996-3555
Email: toddtracks@aol.com
Web: www.headnorthllc.com
Enjoy the purity of undisturbed forest
and beautiful views. Hikes for all skill levels and ages. Flexible schedules.
Guided and unlimited unguided hikes. We pride ourselves on
providing a world-class venue during all seasons and for an extensive array of
activities that include the following: * Family Get-Aways & Reunions * Children
and Family summer camp o Child friendly services * Events & Gatherings for your
group * Parties and Barbeques * Ski Trips * Yoga retreats * Fall foliage trips *
Horseback Riding o Horse boarding accommodations * Custom Guided & Unguided
Trips & Wilderness Skills.
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Keeping
Track, Inc.
Statewide
Mammal Tracking, Natural History
Lars Botzojorns
P. O. Box 444, Huntington, VT 05462
Phone 802-434-7000
Email:
info@keepingtrack.org
Web:
www.keepingtrack.org
Nonprofit organization dedicated to Identifying and monitoring important wildlife habitat
and travel corridors, educating the public about the importance of conservation, and
encouraging cooperation among conservation and natural resource groups. Slide lectures, community track and sign survey
training, preliminary habitat evaluation, tracking and habitat workshops, and single to
multi-day school programs.
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ROOTS School LLC
Central & Northern Vermont
Survival, Tracking and Awareness, and Earth Based Philosophies
Sarah Corrigan
PO Box 932 Montpelier, VT. 05601
Phone: 802-456-1253
Email: info@rootsvt.com
Web: www.rootsvt.com
Reclaiming Our Origins Through Traditional Skills
For the majority of human existence, our understanding of the natural world,
our skills and innate abilities, and our love for each other kept us alive and
strong in the wilderness. Roots’ teachings reconnect us all to our birthright
and ancestral lineage of survival, tracking and awareness, and earth based
philosophies. Join us for an experience based, intensive journey from
humanities’ past, to its future.
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Scott L. Davison
South/Central Vermont
Nature Programs & Interactive Training
P.O. Box 562, Woodstock, VT. 05091
Phone: 802-457-2810
Email: cwpiper@vermontel.net
Scott is a teaching naturalist, creating and delivering a variety of
environmental and conservation related programs for students for elementary
schools, colleges and Elderhstel groups since 1996. He also offers
professional training for interpreters and docents in a wide variety of
organizations including museums, state & national parks and nature centers.
Custom programs and workshops are available. Nature education programs
include: * Tracking on Snowshoes, * Winter Ecology, * Birds of the Seasons, *
Backyard Habitats, * Bogs, Frogs and Old Logs, * Awareness through Journaling,
* Earth Sustaining Lifestyles and * Forest Ecosystems.
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Upland
Fauna
Statewide
Mountaineering, Natural History, Tracking
Dr. Alcott Smith
P.O. Box 897, Hanover, NH 03755
Phone 603-448-6352
Phone
/ Fax 603-448-6352
Your opportunity to become one and the same with nature.
Upland fauna presents wildlife tracking instruction, woodland explorations, back
country outings, recreational, and educational programs.
All season excursions.
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Wildlife
Photography
Brooks To Bays Nature Tours
Northern & Central Vermont
Nature Hikes,
Birding, Wildlife Watching, Canoeing, Kayaking
Jeremy Brooks
238 Sleepy Hollow Lane, Vergennes, VT. 05491
Phone: 802-318-1956
Email: brookstobays@yahoo.com
Web: www.brookstobays.com
Fun and Relaxing Group and Personal Paddling Tours in Vermont's Natural Beauty.
A Safe and Educational Outdoor Experience with a Professional Vermont
Naturalist. Are you ready to spend some time relaxing on a gently flowing river,
cruising the historic Lake Champlain, or exploring a pristine glacial lake? Are
you ready to be surrounded by the many sights and sounds of Vermont's wildlife
and wild places? And all of this while getting great exercise, meeting new
friends, and spending some quality time outdoors. If you are ready to come away
from an outdoor experience with a knowledge of the natural world that will
forever change the way you see the woods, waters, and wildlife around you...
then come explore with me on a paddling adventure, and see what I mean.
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Pickett Hill Guide Service Southern Vermont
Moose Watch & Photo Safaris
George Prouty
P. O. Box 396 Bennington VT. 05201
Phone: 802-442-2317
Email:
picketthill@hotmail.com
Web:
www.picketthillguideservice.com
20 to 40 minute vehicle ride up mountain on Route 9 East to Red
Mill Pond area, or Summerset Reservoir, for an opportunity to view or
photograph/film real moose in their natural habitat. A two to three hour
event. A snack and beverage is included, along with use of binoculars, spotting
scope, and digital camcorder for close-up viewing. We are in constant
communication with local biologists, game wardens, forest agencies, local
officials for best area for viewing. Reservations required with minimum 2 day
notice; up to 6 people per trip.
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Uncle Jammer’s Guide Service
Northern
Vermont
Fly Fishing, Ice Fishing, Nature Hikes, Wildlife Photography, Canoeing
Mark Wilde
21 Thorpe Ave. Ext, St. Albans, VT 05478
Phone 803-527-7671 Fax 802-524-1408
Email: info@unclejammers.com
Web: www.unclejammers.com
Come join us for a fully equipped guided fly fishing trip on some of northern
Vermont's top trout waters or try your luck at a day of grouse hunting. We also offer guided big game hunts, Fly fishing clinics and lessons.
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Village
Inn of East Burke
Northeast Kingdom
Fly Fishing, Upland Bird Hunting, Water Fowl Hunting, Small Game Hunting,
Big Game Hunting, Bow Hunting, Wildlife Photography, Canoeing
George & Loraine Willy
Box 186, E. Burke, VT
05832
Phone 802-626-3161
Email: villginn@yahoo.com
Experience Charming and comfortable lodging with private baths, fireplace,
living room, and guest kitchen. Catering
to the outdoors enthusiasts the inn offers guided hunts, fishing and river
excursions. Skiing is just 5 minutes
away!
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Wilderness Learning Center
New York & Vermont
Camping, Canoeing, Nature Hikes, Survival, Wildlife Photography, Women's
Challenges, Youth programs
Marty Simon
435 Sandy Knoll Road Chateaugay NY 12920
Phone: 518-497-3179
Web: www.weteachu.com
Email: wlcwe@usadatanet.net
The WILDERNESS LEARNING CENTER is a full time school devoted to teaching groups
and individuals about the outdoors. Our specialty is wilderness survival. We
run programs all year long, both here in New York and at several sites
throughout the Northeast. We have Basic, Advanced, Advanced Adventure and
Certification programs in wilderness survival. Also we run wilderness First
Aid programs for certification. We have certified Survival Instructors, Licensed
New York State Guides and an American Red Cross Instructor Trainer on staff.
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Wild Hill Safari Preserve
East Central Vermont
Nature Hikes, Fishing, Wildlife Photography, Swimming
Bill & Bobbi Richter
RR 1, Box 325A Fairlee VT 05045
Phone: 802-333-4179
Email: whpfun23@sover.net
The Main Lodge is rustic and remote and sleeps 15 people in 6 different rooms. Kitchen facilities are in the Main Lodge.
Meals are served family style. We also have another cabin that sleeps 8. We offer 1.5 hour tours daily as well as 2.5 day stays. Our reservation schedule runs from Thursday night to Sunday morning or Sunday night to Wednesday morning.
The animals you will see on the safari are: Red Stags, Hawaiian Rams, Corsican Rams, Texas Doll Sheep, Spanish Goats, Fallow Deer, Sitka Deer, Buffalo.
Visit our preserve and take a nature safari.
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Vermont
Outdoor Guide Association
P.O. Box 10
North Ferrisburg, VT. 05473
1 800-425-8747 (802) 425-6211
info@voga.org
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