Events
Reading the River: Brave the Wild River book group
Thursdays in March | 7pm - 8pm | Kellogg Hubbard Libary in Montpelier
Join Vermont River Conservancy for the final book of Reading the River, a three-part series exploring stories and solutions for living with rivers that flood.
Webinar: Brave The Wild River with author Melissa L. Sevigny
March 26 | 7-8 p.m. | Virtual
Join us as we host award winning author Melissa L. Sevigny as she presents her new book Brave the Wild River: The Untold Story of Two Women Who Mapped the Botany of the Grand Canyon
News
Rivers Are For All
We believe that river access offers a connection with the natural world, a connection that transcends socioeconomic status, physical abilities, and race.
VRC welcomes a Swimming Hole Steward for the summer!
VRC’s newest Swimming Hole Steward will support our stewardship efforts at popular swimming holes in Central Vermont.
VRC welcomes Conservation Stewardship intern
We are excited to introduce our Conservation Stewardship Intern, who will visit all of our conserved lands across the state, documenting her visits and reporting on river conditions and land use.
Swimming Hole Guidelines for Pandemic
Best practices for recreating at swimming holes safely during COVID-19.
VRC Awarded Wild & Scenic Funding
Vermont River Conservancy received an $10,000 to create a management plan and conduct site improvements for a public access site on the Missisquoi River
VRC Helps Protect Bramhall Wilderness
Vermont River Conservancy is proud to partner with the Northeast Wilderness Trust on their Bramhall Wilderness Preserve project.
Public Access Sites & COVID-19
VRC's public access sites remain open for use, with the following considerations.
Wetland, Woodland, Wildland in VTDigger!
Read about the book and its authors in an article written by former VRC AmeriCorps Stewardship Intern, Elizabeth Gribkoff.
Help Expand Public Access on the New Haven River
Protect water quality, enhance public access, and protect wildlife habitat on the New Haven River.
Youth Voices for Vermont’s Rivers
The first of a series of youth voices videos.
Montpelier City Council Approves Moving Ahead with Confluence River Park
VRC is thrilled with the Council’s approval and commitment of City staff to the Confluence River Park.
New map guides paddlers along the Lamoille River
addlers, anglers, and other river enthusiasts now have a new guide to the Lamolle River.
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