Events
Source To Sea Cleanup for Whetstone Brook - Brattleboro, VT
Oct 25 | 10 am - 12 pm | Brattleboro Food Co-op
Join us in participating in the Connecticut River Conservancy Source to Sea Cleanup to help pick up trash along the Whetstone Brook that flows through Brattleboro! More details on the event, what to wear and how to sign up can be found on the Source to Sea webpage linked below!
Register HereCome Check Out Our Table at the Brattleboro Farmers Market
Oct 26 | 9 am - 2 pm | Brattleboro Farmer's Market
Join Vermont River Conservancy at the Brattleboro Farmers Market. Check out our table, chat and learn what we have been up to, activities for kids and more!
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Recently Conserved!
Four newly conserved river lands are now included on our Completed Projects map. These four properties were identified by State River Management Program scientists as…
Land conserved in Canaan, VT, protecting access to the Connecticut River
Thanks to support from the Tillotson Foundation, Davis Foundation, Plum Creek, the Upper Connecticut Mitigation and Enhancement Fund, and individual donors, the VRC has purchased…
VRC secures funding for the Connecticut River Paddlers’ Trail
With 2012 funding secured from the Tillotson Foundation and Upper Connecticut River Mitigation and Enhancement Fund, the Vermont River Conservancy will continue developing the Connecticut…
Help us conserve river access in Enosburg Falls
Donate today to protect public access to 1,580 feet of Missisquoi river front in Enosburg Falls for fishing and paddling, and to help us donate two building lots to Habitat for Humanity.
New Campsites and Access Points Established Along the Connecticut River
Paddlers heading down the beautiful and wild Upper Connecticut River have four new riverbank campsites and one new boat access to enjoy, thanks to efforts…
Canaan Connecticut River Access Project
Canaan serves as the key gateway community for paddlers and fisherman seeking to explore the upper Connecticut River. Unfortunately, no official river access has been…
Another Paddlers’ Trail Campsite on the Upper Connecticut River
Located in Brunswick on the Upper Connecticut River, the Maine Central Railroad Trestle Campsite is now permanently protected for public access. The easement on this parcel…
Winooski River Access Parcel Conserved
A Winooski River access parcel in Moretown, just downstream of the confluence of the Mad River, was acquired for permanent conservation at the end of…
New VRC Project Recognized by Willem Lange
In his weekly Times Argus column, Willem Lange, a well-known Vermont writer, storyteller and avid paddler and hiker, recently recognized VRC’s current work to conserve…
Northwest VT River Corridors Protected
VRC closed out 2010 with the purchase of two river corridor easements in Northwest Vermont. Both of the projects were on farms, and provided buffers…
Key North Branch Parcel Conserved
Eighty-eight acres of land along the North Branch of the Winooski River will be protected from development, thanks to a local conservancy group, state money…
Two VRC Projects Completed
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