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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
The Subarctic Darner finds favorable habitat in Vermont.
Read the report from the Vermont and Adirondacks Chapters of The Nature Conservancy.
Vermont Chapter offers "infill" parcel for affordable housing.
Popular preserve expands
Portraits in Conservation: Bob Klein's Photo Exhibit at Statehouse
Reflections on 30 years at the helm. Read the Vermont Life story
Watch for the latest research and writing about the natural world. Learn more
VPT's Jon Margolis interviews Deputy State Director Emily Boedecker. Read on
Interview with Vermont Chapter's Sharon Plumb
Back to Camp in the Northeast Kingdom
Read "Notes from the Field," impressions from Joe Forsyth and other AmeriCorps members in Vermont.
Elaine Blodgett collects seeds at the Champlain Valley plant nursery in southern Vermont. © Bob Klein/The Nature Conservancy
More than 20,000 seedlings take root here every year. Learn more
Read the Summer 2011 Oak Log on Restoration and Rebirth
Use this guide to plan your next trip. Learn more
"Places to Walk, Paddle and Explore in Vermont" was published to mark the chapter's 50th anniversary in 2010. © Bob Klein/The Nature Conservancy
Discover mountain trails, stream beds, bogs and outlooks. Get your copy today
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
Jon Binhammer, Director of Land Protection, leads a field trip at the 50th Anniversary celebration of the Vermont Chapter in August, 2010. © David Schein
Celebrating 50 years of conservation in Vermont. Slideshow
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A Guide to the Natural Communities of Vermont. Learn more
We need to act now, before it's too late. Watch the Video, Take Action
We're addressing Latin America's most pressing conservation issues. Read the Story