Jennifer Lovett
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Letter to the editor: Humane beaver management could save Vt. towns many thousands of dollars
Beavers are remarkable animals who are both admired for their industrious engineering skills and disliked when their activities flood roads. But our often-contentious relationship with them is long…
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Letter to the editor: On wildlife, minority rules
It’s clear Vermonters want stronger protections for wildlife, so why do privileged, special-interest groups seem to have the governor’s ear?
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Letter to the editor: Rodenticides threaten wildlife
I am a conservation biologist with a specific interest in wildlife. Last April I wrote and submitted a paper to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board summarizing the…
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Letter to the editor: Rodenticide poses a threat
As a conservation biologist, I am alarmed about recent data concerning the impact of Anticoagulant rodenticides on Vermont’s wildlife. ARs are commonly used to kill rodents in urban,…
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Letter to the editor: Writer misrepresented substance, intent of S.258
I am writing in response to a recent letter from Fred Schroeder regarding proposed legislation to change the role and composition of the Fish and Wildlife Board and…
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Letter to the editor: Bear hunting not useful tactic
Human-wildlife conflict poses a major challenge for the conservation of carnivore species globally.
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Letter to the editor: There is a better way to post private property
Vermont should adopt the Purple Paint Law (PPL) to replace the annual posting of private property.
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Letter to the editor: Hunts do not control coyotes
Mr. Gebo is correct that coyotes were not found in Vermont prior to the 1940s. But they are in no way an invasive species here.