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Two Things: Vermont Conservation Voters is hiring an Executive Director, join us for Removing Old Dams for Flood Resiliency on 10/2
Two things: This week, we’re announcing Vermont Conservation Voters’ search for a new Executive Director and sharing details about our upcoming event, Removing Old Dams for Flood Resiliency. Stay informed,…
Three Things: Association of Vermont Conservation Commissions Summit, “Why Wood is Good for our Waterways” op-ed, ReWiring America Ribbon Cutting
Three Things: This week, we’re announcing the Association of Vermont Conservation Commissions summit, sharing our recent op-ed “Why Wood is Good for our Waterways,” and recapping the clean energy ribbon…
Montpelier homeowner celebrates clean, efficient home upgrades made possible by the Inflation Reduction Act
Aug 28, 2024 Montpelier – State Senator Anne Watson and Montpelier Mayor Jack McCullough joined Montpelier resident John Snell and representatives of the Vermont Natural Resources Council and VPIRG today to…
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Julie Wolcott
Member and retired dairy farmerVNRC works on collaborative solutions to existing and potential environmental issues. I trust them to speak out and up for policies, rules and legislation that protect all of Vermont’s natural resources and promote healthy communities of people, animal life, forests, and waterways.
Gianna Petito
Grants Coordinator, Clean Water Initiative Program at the Vermont Department of Environmental ConservationI'm so impressed with how VNRC is championing dam removals across the state. Their depth of technical knowledge and ability to foster partnerships make them a great advocate for aquatic habitat connectivity and flood resilience.
Amy Seidl
Former VNRC board member, author, and educatorVNRC has a long history of convening Vermonters who care about environmental protection. I deeply appreciate that VNRC leverages this role to gain greater support for environmental stewardship and the human health and well-being that is intimately tied to it.