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Season 7
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Trophy Trout, Nesting Terns, Groton State Forest
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#701
Lawrence Pyne heads to Waterbury, Vt., to fish for trophy trout on the Winooski River. Four Lake Champlain islands are important nesting areas for common terns, and they're part of the Audubon Society's important bird area program. A look at Groton State Forest's Becoming an Outdoor Family program, which hosts an annual event to help families enjoy the outdoors. |
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Longnose Gar, Black Spot Disease, Spruce Grouse
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#702
In the heat of summer, Lawrence Pyne fishes for longnose gar on Lake Champlain. The surprising life cycle of Black Spot disease - a parasite highly adapted to Vermont wildlife. A look at the Vermont Fish & Wildlife program to re-introduce the endangered spruce grouse. |
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Muskie, Missisquoi Wildlife Refuge, Conservation Camp
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#703
Lawrence Pyne hits the Missisquoi River and Lake Champlain in search of muskellunge, or muskie, the water monster that might be making a comeback. A visit to the Missisquoi Wildlife Refuge, a large wetland ecosystem that shelters osprey and great blue herons. A look at a Green Mountain Conservation Camp on Lake Bomoseen, a unique summer camp for kids. |
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Golden Eye, Nesting Habitat for Turtles and Power Companies' Wildlife Management Practices
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#704
As winter takes hold, Lawrence Pyne and hardy December duck hunters go after golden eye on Lake Champlain. Vermont Fish & Wildlife works to preserve nesting habitat for turtles. A visit to the Nulhegan Basin in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom explores current efforts by power companies to incorporate wildlife management practices into their business planning. |
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Forest Woodruff Fishing for Walleye and the Annual Game Supper in Danville
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#705
Lawrence Pyne joins angler Forest Woodruff in Vernon, Vt., to fish for walleye on the Connecticut River. Each fall, the annual wild game supper in Danville is a reminder of the importance of hunting and wildlife management to the social fabric of many Vermont communities. |
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The Lake Champlain Fishery
Host Lawrence Pyne and specialists from the Vermont Fish & Wildlife department discuss current status and management practices for the Lake Champlain fishery – and their hopes for its future. |
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Outdoor Adventure
Host Lawrence Pyne and a guest panel discuss the many year-round outdoor activities available in Vermont for children and families, and divulge a wealth of resources available to those seeking information. |
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