Take a walk through the forests around Shrewsbury, Vermont to see the many ways that forests sequester carbon.
Shrewsbury
Blow Down in Spruce
Clearcut for Solar
Clearcut
Mature Maple Stand
Clearcut
Clearcut
Clearcut
Clearcut
Debris on Forest Floor
Downed Tree
Downed Tree
Downed Trees
Drone Photo of Lower Field
Fallen Log
Forest May 2020
Forest May 2020
Forest May 2020
Hemlock New Growth
Hemlock New Growth
Maple Stand
Maple Stand Blow Down
Maple Stand Blow Down
Maple Stand in Winter
Maple Stand with Tapped Older Trees
Maple Stand with Complexity
Maple Stand with Downed Tree
Maple Tree Canopy
Maple Tree Tops Early Spring
Maple Trees Along Road
Maple with Thick Underbrush
Maple with Thick Underbrush
Maples Along Dirt Road
Mature Maple Stand
Mature Maple Stand
Mature Maple Stand
New Growth in Clear Cut
New Growth Pine
Oak Tree at Shelbourne Farm
Old Ash
Old Growth Maple
Old Growth Maple
Old Growth Maple
Old Growth Maple
Old Growth Maple
Old Growth Maple Along Road
Old Growth Maple
Patch Cut in Recovery
Patch Cut Maple
Root
Roots
Roots from fallen tree
Fallen trees storing carbon for decades
Tree-lined Road in Shrewsbury
Maple stand at Jockey Hill Farm
Snag (tree stump) for habitat
Snag (old tree stump) providing wildlife habitat
“Love the trees until their leaves fall off, then encourage them to try again next year.”
—Chad Sugg