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Forest loss2001
2001Hansen / UMD2024
Viewpoint44.47°N · 72.45°WCentral Vermont · USA
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Woodbury Mountain Wilderness Preserve
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Indicative range from habitat rules — not sightings
Depends on old forest
Northern long-eared bat
Fisher
Spotted salamander
Blackburnian warbler
Also present
Black bear
Bobcat
Moose
Wood turtle
Beaver
Town & county roads
Conserved land · GAP status
WildernessGAP 1
Protected, managedGAP 2
Logging permittedGAP 3
No mandateGAP 4
USGS Protected Areas Database. GAP 1 is the only class in which
natural disturbance is allowed to run — this preserve is GAP 1; almost nothing around it is.
Altitude bands · 235–753 m (DEM)
Spruce-fir transition700 m +
Upper hardwood500–700
Mid-slope forest300–500
Headwater lowland< 300
Bands are altitude, not vegetation: beech/black-cherry mast forest and the spruce-fir transition both cross these lines.
Live · active fire
Active fire—24h
Deforestation—30d
NASA FIRMS · Global Forest Watch
Wildlife · population
10 km
Woodbury Mountain
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Protected area — Woodbury Mountain Wilderness Preserve
Cartographic plates rendered from open data — Elevation: USGS 3DEP · Imagery: VCGI Vermont orthoimagery (Vermont Center for Geographic Information, public record) · captured 2024-04–2024-05, 0.3 m · Preserve boundary, water & roads: OpenStreetMap (ODbL) · Neighbouring conserved parcels: USGS PAD-US 4.1. Figures cited in-app (Northeast Wilderness Trust, Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department, Vermont Center for Ecostudies, USFWS).
Imagery: VCGI Vermont orthoimagery · Elevation: USGS 3DEP · Boundaries & water: OpenStreetMap (ODbL) · Neighbouring conserved parcels: USGS PAD-US · Independent Landseed visualization — not affiliated with or endorsed by Northeast Wilderness Trust
