Two things: A legislative wrap up and a webinar for the release of the Wildlands…
Category: Forests and Wildlife
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…
Upcoming Sustainable Communities Events, Resources, and Opportunities
Sustainable communities that are inclusive, diversified, and connected are key to strengthening the resilience of…
Two Things: With Darkness Comes Light
Two things: With darkness, comes light—tomorrow is the Winter Solstice. And even on the shortest…