VRC works to protect the important floodplains and riparian areas in Vermont, 80% of which is privately owned. Learn more about the natural communities we protect with forever conservation easements in partnership with willing landowners by reading about our river ecosystems in Wetland, Woodland, Wildland. We collaborate with the VT Agency of Natural Resources to use funding on targeted and high priority conservation projects, and the science in Wetland, Woodland, Wildland helps inform this important conservation strategy. Read about the book and its authors in an article written by former VRC AmeriCorps Stewardship Intern, Elizabeth Gribkoff. Then get out and explore the natural communities that make our little state so special!
VRC works to protect the important floodplains and riparian areas in Vermont, 80% of which is privately owned. Learn more about the natural communities we protect with forever conservation easements in partnership with willing landowners by reading about our river ecosystems in Wetland, Woodland, Wildland. We collaborate with the VT Agency of Natural Resources to use funding on targeted and high priority conservation projects, and the science in Wetland, Woodland, Wildland helps inform this important conservation strategy. Read about the book and its authors in an article written by former VRC AmeriCorps Stewardship Intern, Elizabeth Gribkoff. Then get out and explore the natural communities that make our little state so special!
https://vtdigger.org/2020/01/03/qa-20-years-later-wetland-woodland-wildland-authors-reflect-on-vermont-conservation/
Red Rocks Park in South Burlington on Tuesday, December 24, 2019. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
