Overall Contribution to Vermont’s Rural Character

Respondents were asked:
Over the next decade, do you see Vermont’s working forests becoming more, or less, important in terms of enhancing and preserving the rural character and identity of Vermont?
SCALE: -5 = Much less important; 0 = Same; 5 = Much more important

Key things to note:

There is a wide range of responses, however there is a clear indication that respondents feel that Vermont’s working forests will become much more important in terms of enhancing and preserving the rural character and identity of Vermont.

MORE INFORMATION

For more information about the Vermont Forest Future Strategic Roadmap project, please contact:

Danielle Fitzko, Commissioner
VT Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation
Address: 1 National Life Dr, Davis Bldg., Montpelier, VT 05620-0501
802-598-9992
Danielle.Fitzko@vermont.gov

Oliver Pierson, Director, Forests Division
VT Dept. of Forests, Parks & Recreation
802-505-3563
Oliver.Pierson@vermont.gov

David Beurle, Chief Executive Officer
Future iQ
612-757-9190
david@future-iq.com

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