VRC is thrilled with the Council’s approval and commitment of City staff to the Confluence River Park.
addlers, anglers, and other river enthusiasts now have a new guide to the Lamolle River.
The idea of a riverside park at the confluence of the North Branch and mainstem of the Winooski Rivers in downtown Montpelier has been a dream for many residents and city officials for almost three decades.
Once a junkyard, VRC restored 5.5 acres along the White River.
On Sunday, June 23rd, we hope you’ll come out and join the BioBlitz in Bridgewater, Vt! This event is raising awareness for an important wilderness…
Emma Heffner- 2019 Stewardship Intern Joining the VRC team for the summer of 2019 is University of Vermont senior, Emma Heffner! Emma studies Environmental Studies…
Join the Lamoille River Paddlers Trail crew for their 4th annual Paddler Social on June 19th. Volunteer work party 3-5, 3 mile family friendly paddle…
Restoring and transforming the Green River watershed _ The Brattleboro Reformer _ Brattleboro Great article from the Brattleboro Reformer about the work being done on…
The East Branch of the Nulhegan in Bloomfield has historically seen heavy logging, and the Nulhegan served as a log transport system to the nearby…
As part of VRC’s Face the River initiative, we are taking a closer look at people’s relationships with the rivers that flow through their cities…
The Vermont River Conservancy is pleased to release a Request for Proposals for construction of the North Branch Cascades trail along the North Branch of…
The idea of a riverside park at the confluence of the North Branch and mainstem of the Winooski Rivers in downtown Montpelier has been a…
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