Rood River Corridor Easement
Lincoln, Vermont
New Haven River
Wildlife & Watershed Protection
Wildlife & Watershed Protection
Wildlife & Watershed Protection
Wildlife & Watershed Protection
Conservation land, not open to the public. Please respect private landowners.
Protected upland meadow and forest overlooking a rare wetland complex along the New Haven River.
Dogs not allowed
Dogs not allowed
No cell service
No cell service
- Public access: No
Rood River Corridor Easement
Lincoln, Vermont
New Haven River
Rood River Corridor Easement
Ron Rood was a Vermont author, naturalist, and commentator on Vermont Public Radio. When he passed away in 2001, his family worked with Vermont River Conservancy to protect this land — an enduring way to honor his love of land and wildlife. The easement here protects a beautiful upland meadow and forested slope, all overlooking a rare wetland complex along the upper New Haven River.
Right next to this property, the Town of Lincoln worked with Vermont River Conservancy to protect an additional 10-acre River Corridor Easement.
Conservation Details
- River: New Haven River
- Acreage: 2.30
- River frontage (ft): 1,298
Funding Partners
This project made possible thanks to the support and partnership of:
- Vermont Agency of Natural Resources River Management Program