Project description (English)

The Green Mountains to Adirondacks linkage area is a “linkage” because of the character of the landscape—it is the most heavily forested part of the valley that separates the Green Mountains from the Adirondacks. North of Orwell, VT, Lake Champlain dramatically broadens, and agricultural land use predominates, while south of Fort Ann, NY, development becomes more intensive, and agriculture becomes much more prevalent. As such, it is crucial that the needs of both wildlife and human communities are met in this area.

Project description (French)

Main contact organization for the project

The Nature Conservancy

Part of larger network(s)

Staying Connected Initiave (SCI)

Project status

Underway

Primary ecosystem focus

Forested

Agricultural

Freshwater

Connectivity action

Corridors network design

Core priority area designation

Standard keywords

Corridors

Stepping stone

Taxonomic Coverage

Mammals

Birds

Reptiles

Fish

Vascular plants

Non-vascular plants

Geographical coverage

Jurisdiction(s)

Vermont