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October-January | Varying Times | Montpelier & Barre
Join Vermont River Conservancy for Reading the River, a three-part series exploring stories and solutions for living with rivers that flood.
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February 19 | 5-6:30 p.m. | Virtual
Join us as we host award winning author Leila Philip as she presents her new book Beaverland How One Weird Rodent Made America.
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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
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Have you ever noticed the ethereal mist that forms on our rivers in the winter? Read this blog post to learn why this happens.
Read about an adventure surveying a soon-to-be-protected river corridor easement.
Read about what inspires our Community Engagement Coordinator's service through AmeriCorps at Vermont River Conservancy.
Find a spot along a Vermont river to explore during the winter.
Curious about what we have done this year? Read about 23 projects we completed in 2023 and how they contribute to our mission of protecting and restoring rivers in Vermont.
People of all ages learned about macroinvertebrates and stream health during this all ages event in Guilford.
In October, a group met to learn about meditation along physical and metaphorical floodplains. Led by Peter Gould, an author and educator, the group gained more experience with mindfulness.
Learn from Vermont River Conservancy board member Mike Kline about how the river corridor easement program began in Vermont.
Our writing intern, Maia, asks and answers questions you may be asking about how fish survive in the winter.
Did you miss our Flowing Forward webinar series? View the Zoom recordings and resources sheets in this blog post.
This summer a record number of volunteers went to work for our rivers. Braving a combination of downpours and blistering heat, they donned work gloves, pick mattocks, brooms, and shovels to reopen river access trails, free saplings from girdling tree guards, and install signs to help people recreate safely.
As we go into winter at Vermont River Conservancy, we are reflecting on the successes of river corridor easements in the face of flooding over the summer.