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The Nature Conservancy helps protect Vermont's wildlife, woodlands, mountains and streams.

Stewards of the Land

Chartered in 1960, the Vermont Chapter has assisted in the protection of more than 183,000 acres of the state's most ecologically significant natural areas. Learn more

Davitt View from Maidstone BendsRestoring the floodplains at Maidstone Bends @ Joan Allen/TNC
Power of Partnership

Farming and floodplain forest restoration have made a happy marriage at Maidstone Bends.

Vermont Geocaching Dress for the Vermont winter weather and you’ll find explorations can be just as much fun as they are during summertime. © Mollie Klepack
Vermont Geocaching

Go on a treasure hunt this winter!

Vermont LEAF Crew From 2010Acquiring new skills is all part of the experience, our 2010 crew perfected the technique and the smiles on dry land! © Cherie Mosher/TNC
Vermont LEAF Program

Caretakers of the Future

View of Pawlet Hills from Simmonds HillView from Simmonds Hill, from the foreground to distant views hikers see only the conserved forests of North Pawlet Hills. © Bob Klein
Persistence Pays Off

Increasing protection of North Pawlet Hills Protected Area by 50 percent is within reach.

Vermont Annual Gathering-Nancy RussellNancy Howe scouting for a good shot at Raven Ridge. © Emily Boedecker
Art In Nature

Interview With Nancy Russell

VT - small- Pherrins WetlandLake Champlain © Candice Black/The Nature Conservancy
Climate Change in the Champlain Basin

Read the report from the Vermont and Adirondacks Chapters of The Nature Conservancy.

VT-F-PublicationsOur publications direct you to places to explore in Vermont. © Bob Klein/The Nature Conservancy
Check Out These Publications

Watch for the latest research and writing about the natural world. Learn more

VT-Bob Klein/Vermont Life photoVermont State Director Bob Klein from the Vermont Life magazine story, Summer 2010. © Jon Vachon
Vermont State Director in Words and Photos

Portraits in Conservation: Bob Klein's Photo Exhibit at Statehouse

Reflections on 30 years at the helm. Read the Vermont Life story

VT Joe ForsythAmeriCorps member Joe Forsyth Courtesy of Joe Forsyth
An AmeriCorps Perspective

Read "Notes from the Field," impressions from Joe Forsyth and other AmeriCorps members in Vermont.

West Mt. Wildlife Management AreaWest Mountain Wildlife Management Area in the Northeast Kingdom. © Bob Klein/TNC
Endangered dragonfly confirmed on Conservancy land

The Subarctic Darner finds favorable habitat in Vermont.

VT-F-Publications"Places to Walk, Paddle and Explore in Vermont" was published to mark the chapter's 50th anniversary in 2010. © Bob Klein/The Nature Conservancy
Let Us Be Your Guide

Discover mountain trails, stream beds, bogs and outlooks. Get your copy today

VT-F-Volunteer.George Barlow.RichmondVermont Director of Science and Stewardship Rose Paul © Bob Klein/The Nature Conservancy
A Discussion on Climate Change

Hear from Vermont's Director of Science Rose Paul and Director of Conservation Programs Phil Huffman on some of the strategies being employed. Learn more

VT-Oak Log coverThe Oak Log cover © Emily Boedecker/The Nature Conservancy
The Oak Log Archives

Read or download our newsletter here

VT - small- Pherrins WetlandPherrins Wetlands © Bob Klein/The Nature Conservancy
Wetland, Woodland, Wildland

A Guide to the Natural Communities of Vermont. Learn more

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Photo Special Features TabLion in Maasai Mara, Kenya, Africa. © Kenneth K. Coe

Close Encounters with Nature

Whether scary or exciting, nature has a way of sneaking up on you. See stories

Arden OConnor 215x143Arden O’Connor. © Lajla LeBlanc

Nature Matters

Hear some of nature's success stories and see how nature matters to us all. Watch videos

Experience Great Places Online

VT-owl Owl at High Pond © Bob Klein/TNC
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