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Mt. Mansfield study looks at effects of shorter winters

Summary by Vermont Community Newspaper Group

The University of Vermont marked 25 years of continuous study of two key tributaries coming off Vermont’s tallest peak — the West Branch of the Little River and Ranch Brook — and the insights gathered over a quarter century.

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Mt. Mansfield study looks at effects of shorter winters

The University of Vermont marked 25 years of continuous study of two key tributaries coming off Vermont’s tallest peak — the West Branch of the Little River and Ranch Brook — and the insights gathered over a quarter century.

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Vermont Community Newspaper Group broke the news in 9 days ago on Wednesday, December 24, 2025.

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