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May-October | Varying Times | Statewide
Join us for a celebration in a community near you! We’re hosting 6 months of activities — a chance to get your boots wet and connect with our growing community of river-lovers, discuss big ideas with our book group, or listen and learn via virtual webinars.
Learn More & RegisterOctober 29 | 6-7 p.m. | Virtual
Join us as we host award winning author and photographer Tim Palmer as he presents his new book, Seek Higher Ground: The Natural Solution to Our Urgent Flooding Crisis.
Learn More & RegisterVermont recently passed the Flood Safety Act, a piece of legislation that will ensure protection of river corridors throughout the state. Read more about the act and the benefits it will have for people and wildlife as we see more flooding driven by climate change in Vermont.
We just added a new member to our Board of Directors! Read about Megan Walker here.
We've had a few stewardship projects going on lately. Read to learn more about how we are working at our riverside sites!
Partner organizations make protecting rivers throughout Vermont possible. From holding easements, sharing project opportunities, and collaborating to protect land, there are many ways we work with other conservation organizations in our work.
Ever wonder about these spotty brown and green leaves that pop up in early spring and eventually flower? Read about them here.
You can connect to your rivers in some unexpected ways. One of them is through poetry. Read about a poetry workshop participant's experience and personal relationship with rivers.
Did you miss our swimming holes webinar? View the recording here and start prepping for swimming season!
Curious about lands that aren't rivers that we have protected? Wetlands are vital in filtering water and providing habitat. Find out more in this blog post.
Curious about how dams came about in Vermont? Want to learn about different types of dams and their status today? Read this post to learn more.
Find out how to see the total eclipse in Vermont.
We recently taught an after-school class about rivers and flooding.
We spent a cold Saturday afternoon outside for our rivers. From storytelling, to snowshoeing, to warming up by the fire, there was something for all ages to enjoy while we created a trail entry arch.