Class I Wetlands

Determination and Class I Rulemaking Petition Form

Existing Class I Wetlands

Class I wetlands are exceptional or irreplaceable in their contribution to Vermont’s natural heritage.  They provide unmatched environmental functions and values and therefore merit the highest level of protection.  This page provides information about our existing Class I wetlands, what Class I status means, and how to petition for your wetland to receive Class I protections.

Class I Information Brochure

Beaver Meadows Wetland, Bristol, Vermont

• Beaver Meadows Recreation Brochure
• Determination Decision
  • Attachment 2 - Beaver Meadows Location Map
  • Attachment 3 - Beaver Meadows Response Summary

Chickering Fen Wetland, Calais, Vermont

• Chickering Fen Wetland Recreation Brochure
• Determination Decision

Dennis Pond Wetlands, Brunswick, Vermont

• Denis Pond Recreation Brochure
• Determination Decision

Dorset Marsh, Dorset, Vermont

• Dorset Marsh Brochure
• Dorset Marsh Recreation Brochure
• Determination Decision

LaPlatte River Wetlands, Shelburne​

• LaPlatte River Wetlands Recreation Brochure
• Determination Decision

Northshore Wetland, Burlington, Vermont

• Northshore Wetland Recreation Brochure
• Determination Decision

Peacham Bog, Peacham

• Peacham Bog Recreation Brochure
• Determination Decision

​​Sandbar Wetlands, Milton and Colchester, Vermont

• Sandbar Wetlands Recreation Brochure
• Determination Decision

Tinmouth Channel, Tinmouth, Vermont

• Tinmouth Channel Recreation Brochure
• Determination Decision
   

​Candidate Class I Wetlands
 

Black Gum Swamps, Vernon, Vermont

• Black Gum Swamps Brochure
• Black Gum Swamps Recreation Brochure
• Determination Decision

Click here to view our Class I wetland interactive map.