Wednesday or Thursday, July 20 or 21 8 AM-12 PM (Burlington/Montpelier) This hands-on workshop is focused on using ropes to safely guide trees to the ground while keeping workers out of the strike zone. Registration required; $25 for a single attendees, $40 for a team of two or more attendees from a single municipality. Vermont
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Thursday, July 14 7-8 PM Join us for an evening virtual ramble through Vermont’s lowlands and highlands. We’ll explore wetlands, river shores, lakeshores, upland woods, roadsides, and mountaintops to learn more about the native wildflowers that show themselves in July and August. We’ll learn about the ecology of these plants, their places in the ecosystem, how they
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Saturday, July 30 1-2:30 PM Cady Hill Forest, Stowe Celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the conservation of Cady Hill Forest with Stowe Land Trust and Stowe Trails Partnership! Join us for a weekend of fun events celebrating the natural and recreational resources protected by this amazing project. On Saturday, July 30th we’ll host a guided walk through Cady
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Thursday, August 18, 2022 5-6:30 PM Red Wagon Plants, Hinesburg Late summer is an excellent time to create habitat for the birds and the bees in your garden. Join us for a late-season gardening workshop and birding outing with Gwendolyn Causer from Audubon Vermont. This is also a birding event! We will use both sight
Read More...Thursday, July 14 4-6 PM Granville School Resource Center, Granville Come join veteran Nature Journal Keeper, Clare Walker Leslie, for a fun and easy event learning simple ways to set up and keep your own Nature Journal. Tips and Tricks will be shown for the field methods of both writing and drawing your nature observations. Appropriate
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Thursday, July 14 7:30-9 AM Huntington Enjoy a cool morning of birding at Audubon. Catch a glimpse of the birds that nest in Vermont before they start thinking about their fall migration journey. This program is free and open to the public. No registration needed. Donations to support our education and conservation work are appreciated. vt.audubon.org/donate Learn
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Saturday, July 9 9:30 AM-12 PM Perkinsville The Avenza Maps app on your mobile device allows you to locate yourself and create maps of your property without the internet or network connections. Using Avenza is a great way to connect with your land as you plot features like invasives on your property, a favorite tree
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Tuesday, June 21 2-5 PM Roy Mountain Wildlife Management Area, Barnet Where do northern white cedars live? How do they thrive? How old can they get? Why should we let them get old? What do they grow with and what grows with them? Join us to learn more about old forests—old growth Northern White Cedar
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Saturday, June 18 9-10 AM Monkton Central School (1036 Monkton Rd) Monkton‘s Conservation Commission is hosting a presentation by Travis Hart, Habitat Biologist with Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department. Travis will discuss invasive plants in relation to forest health and wildlife habitat. This will include an overview of common invasive plants that can be found
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Saturday, June 18 9:30 AM-12 PM Huntington Come experience nature in new and deeply familiar ways with the practice of forest bathing, in which you are invited to slow down with intentionality and mindfulness to engage your traditional five senses and beyond. Give your body and mind a chance to rest and restore while taking
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