Montpelier – Today represents a major win for the future protection of Vermont’s forests, water,…
Category: Forests and Wildlife
Three Things: This Weekend’s Biodiversity Jamboree, VNRC’s Staff Retreat, and Governor Signs Housing Bill Into Law
Three things: We’re inviting you to North Branch Nature Center’s Biodiversity Jamboree this Saturday, sharing…
Two Things: Wildlands in New England Report Briefing & Legislative Wrap Up
Two things: A legislative wrap up and a webinar for the release of the Wildlands…
Vermont Senate Overwhelmingly Votes to Advance Community Resilience and Biodiversity Protection Bill (H.126)
Montpelier – Today, in a major win for the protection of Vermont’s forests, wildlife and…
Three Things: Legislative Progress, Membership & Activist Survey Results, and a Tree Planting at Pelletier Dam Site!
Three things: important progress on many priority policies for a clean, healthy environment, the results…
Vermont Conservation Organizations Applaud Appointment of Danielle Fitzko to Commissioner of Vermont Department of Forest, Parks and Recreation
Montpelier – Vermont Natural Resources Council, Vermont Land Trust, Audubon Vermont, the Nature Conservancy in…
Three Things: Clean Water, Legislative Wins, and Conservation
Three things: the role of clean water in climate resilience, celebrating Legislative wins for the…
Vermont House Overwhelmingly Votes to Advance Community Resilience and Biodiversity Protection Bill (H.126)
Montpelier – Today, in a major win for the protection of Vermont’s forests, wildlife and…
Two Things: Legislative Update and Fare-Free Transit
Two things: Lots going on in the legislature this week, and a story about Marlena,…
Vermont Forest Future Community Engagement Sessions
The Vermont Forest Future (a strategic roadmap led by the VT Department of Forests, Parks,…
Two Things: Intact Forests and Smart Growth
Two things: We need to be thinking about forest conservation and smart-growth design as two sides of the…
Why is Vermont’s Administration Back-Peddling on Addressing the Climate Crisis?
The following is a commentary by Brian Shupe, Executive Director, Vermont Natural Resources Council It…