Haddock Brook Falls
The Issues
  • Critical Paths: making roadways more permeable for wildlife.
    NWF's Northeast Regional Center is working to safeguard wildlife and improve public safety on our roads in partnership with state and federal agencies, municipalities, citizens, and other conservation organizations. The Critical Paths Project is studying road crossings throughout the region and working with transportation officials to devise practical solutions to minimize habitat fragmentation, create wildlife corridors, and help wildlife survive climate change. Learn more with our program summary (PDF).

  • Reviving America's Conservation Ethic
    Helping reconnect people with nature. 

    As part of NWF's Be Out There® program, we raise awareness about the benefits of outdoor activities for children and families.

Reports and Fact Sheets
Critical Paths 

Enhancing road permeability for wildlife (PDF)

Oddball Winter Weather

Global warming's wake-up call for the northern United States.

Endangered by Sprawl

How Runaway Development Threatens America's Wildlife.

Northeast
Regional Center

The region's largest conservation organization with more than 600,000 members and supporters in eight Northeast states. Northeast Regional staff collaborate with over 350 other NWF staff across the country to ensure our natural resources are protected for generations to come.

Northeast Regional Center
149 State Street, Ste 1
Montpelier, VT 05602
Phone: 802-229-0650
Fax: 802-229-4532

Staff
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