• Vermont Forward Guidance Announced (effective April 6, 2021 | Revised May 14, 2021)

    Governor Scott announces vaccine challenge that would lift all restrictions earlier than July 4
    Effective Friday, May 21, the Governor challenged Vermonters to get their vaccines, stating that if the rate of fully vaccinated people reached 80% or higher, he would lift all restrictions currently in place earlier than July 4.

    The full plan, with revisions is outlined HERE.

    Travel Policy Changes
    The Vermont Forward plan will also bring changes to travel quarantine rules. Under the Phase III guidance, quarantine will no longer be required for visitors coming to Vermont or for Vermonters returning from out-of-state travel. Testing is no longer required upon return trips to the state.Testing is not required for vaccinated guests and residents.

    Masks
    Vermont has adopted the CDC Guidance around masks. Masks are not required if vaccinated in any setting not requiring a mask. Un-vaccinated people are still asked to wear a mask, until they are 2 weeks out from their second dose of vaccine. Business owners may set their own guidance as to the wearing of masks. The state Health Commissioner advises keeping a mask on hand to wear in large groups or crowds, or in situations that make one uncomfortable without a mask.

    For additional information, please visit the Vermont Department of Health website. or the Vermont Agency of Commerce & Community Development website.

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    We are in compliance with the State and CDC guidance around Covid-19 safety and will ask that guests respect this.
    To reach Lisamarie email her directly.
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            • Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

              • Fish and Wildlife
              • Not-For-Profit
              • Outdoors
              • Recreation
              29 Tabor Road
              Swanton, VT 05488
              (802) 868-4781
              (802) 868-2379 (fax)
              Hours:
              Monday - Friday 7 am to 4 pm. Weekend hours variable - call in advance.

              • About

                United States fish and wildlife refuge center. It consists of 6,729 acres, mostly wetland habitats, which support a variety of migratory birds and other wildlife. Wildlife viewing throughout the year.

              • Directions

                Exit 21 off I-89. Drive west on state rt. 78 through Swanton and continue about 5 miles. Turn left on Tabor road. The Refuge Headquarters and Visitors Center is on the left.

              • Upcoming Events