Identify Common Trees in Vermont
5 min read / March 18, 2022
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5 min read / March 18, 2022
Vermont is covered with trees. Over 75 percent of the state is forested! Its estimated that there are 3.4 billion trees in the state. Vermont lies in a climate transition zone between the northern boreal forests and the southern deciduous forests, making our forests very diverse. While maple, birch, and beech are some of the most common species, there are so many more. Let us help you learn how to identify some of the trees you might see on your next walk.