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Tri‑Town groups press on with habitat mapping to protect wildlife corridors
Summary
Commissions recorded continuing efforts to assess and protect wildlife corridors and specifically named habitat mapping as an ongoing activity to inform conservation priorities across Warren, Waitsfield and Fayston.
The Nov. 20 minutes note continuing efforts to assess and protect wildlife corridors, with habitat mapping singled out as an ongoing activity to support conservation planning across the tri‑town area. The commissions agreed habitat mapping remains a shared priority but did not record technical parameters, mapping partners, data sources or funding in these minutes.
Commissioners discussed habitat mapping as part of broader conservation collaboration; the minutes do not assign responsible parties or timelines for completing mapping work during 2026. The record therefore indicates intent and priority rather than a formal directive or funded project.
