As a new school year kicks into gear, students at the K-6 Mettawee Community School in West Pawlet will enjoy a dedicated 148-acre campus for outdoor education, the Vermont Land Trust announced today.
The Town of St. Johnsbury has the opportunity to acquire and protect Observatory Knob, a spectacular 100+ acre property with trails in the heart of town.
This generous gift will help diversify farm ownership, accelerate the economic viability of farming, and advance natural climate solutions and ecological health on Vermont farms.
A fully accessible recreation path and boardwalk along the shores of Lake Memphremagog is complete and open to the public, the Vermont Land Trust announced today. The new mile-long trail on Bluffside Farm crosses Scott’s Cove, connecting downtown Newport to trails that run north to Canada.
We asked VLT forester Caitlin Cusack about the 72-acre Jerusalem Skyline Forest, a special piece of woodland in Starksboro that she manages as part of VLT’s land restoration work.
Join the Vermont Land Trust, a national leader in land conservation, as our Executive Assistant to the President. We invite applications from people passionate about fostering connections between land and […]
Our members make it possible to protect the land that sustains us. With your help, we support farms that grow local food, forests, clean air and water, places to hike and ski. Learn about our recent successes.
For the sixth consecutive year, Bluffside Farm in Newport will be open for archery deer hunting. Applications are due by September 24. As per Newport City ordinance, deer hunting at Bluffside will be archery only, including during rifle season which coincides with the mid-November time period. All hunters must carry written permission and hunt in designated areas away from neighboring houses.
Please join us as we celebrate conservation online and in-person! We will be holding this year’s annual meeting online. Three panelists will join us for a discussion about the arc of VLT’s evolution and the changing meaning of land conservation. We are also holding three events around the state to give people the chance to get out on the land with VLT.
Join the Vermont Land Trust, a national leader in land conservation, as our Events Manager. We invite applications from people passionate about fostering connections between land and people through online […]
