VPR's Mitch Wertlieb spoke with Tony D'Amato, a forest researcher at the University of Vermont Rubenstein School.
'What befalls the forest befalls the birds. A change in the tree species that make up Vermont's forests will have direct implications for the bird habitat provided there." - Steve Hagenbuch, Audubon Vermont Conservation Biologist.
Hear the VPR interview with Tony D'Amato: http://digital.vpr.net/post/mild-winters-our-near-future-will-threaten-trees-define-vermont-forests#stream/0
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