Marsh Pond Wildlife Area (WMA) is a 90-acre parcel owned by the State of Vermont and managed by the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department. It is located in the town of Fair Haven, at the southern end of Old Marsh Pond. Access to the parcel from Pond Road is restricted. Old Marsh Pond is a 131-acre natural pond with artificial control. Only 51 acres of the WMA is upland, while a 39-acre portion of the pond comprises the remainder of the WMA. The John Wood Dam is located at the southeastern end of the pond and regulates the flow of water into one of Mud Brook's tributaries. The terrain gently rises when heading southwesterly across the WMA ranging from 400 to 600 feet. The WMA is composed of wetlands with emergent and submergent vegetation as well as mixed northern hardwood forest. Rare plants such as lesser bur-reed and humped bladderwort are located on this WMA. Please remember that these and other plants should not be picked or dug up regardless of status.