To protect significant heritage resources, to share their values with the American people, and to contribute relevant information and perspectives to natural resource management. In so doing we will:
Ensure that future generations will have an opportunity to discover the human story etched on the landscapes of our national forests and grasslands
Make the past come alive as a vibrant part of our recreational experiences and community life
Connect people to the land in a way that will help us better understand and manage forest ecosystems.
Little Rock Pond on the Green Mountain National Forest (Vermont). The Green Mountain's Heritage program and thier on-going work at Little Rock Pond was recently featured in Rutland Magazine in an article titled "Digging Deep in the Quartzite Valley." Click here to read the article