In 1998, Champion International sold 132,000 acres of land in northeastern Vermont. Through a complex partnership, these lands were divided into three parcels. The most ecologically significant areas became public lands, while the largest areas continued as private working forests:
In 2013, the former Champion lands were renamed Kingdom Heritage Lands and encompass the West Mountain Wildlife Management Area and the public access easement on the private timberlands currently owned by Weyerhaeuser.
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Last updated October 18, 2023