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• North Pawlet Hills Natural Area Addition

  North Pawlet Hills Natural Area
  Topic (Conservation Lands)
  August 17, 2011 2011 08 17

  Popular preserve expands with recent land purchase. Learn More

• AmeriCorps Helps Kick Off Tree Planting

  West Haven, VT
  Topic (Partnerships)
  April 28, 2011 2011 04 28

  The Nature Conservancy works in partnership with the National Civilian Community Corps Learn More

• PlantWise Vermont

  Topic (Conservation Lands)
  April 28, 2011 2011 04 28

  The Conservancy and Green Works announce Voluntary Code of Conduct for horticultural businesses to stop sale and use of invasive plants. Learn More

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• Restoration Workshop: May 7

  Monkton Methodist Church
  78 Monkton Ridge Rd.
  Monkton
  Topic (Conservation Lands)
  April 12, 2011 2011 04 12

  The Willowell Foundation and Vermont Coverts are hosting a May 7 workshop on restoring clayplain forests in the Champlain Valley. The Conservancy's Mary Droege will talk about work being done in the Hubbardton Clayplain restoration project. Learn More

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• Community Benefits from Protection of Natural Resource

  Monkton, VT
  Feb 2, 2010

  Nature Conservancy and Willowell Foundation Collaborate to Protect Land in Monkton Learn More

• Natural History Series: Manchester
  

  Hildene, Manchester, VT
  The Beckwith Room
  Topic (Conservation Lands)
  March 09, 2011 2011 03 09

  The Big Picture: A close look at the Greater Equinox Ecosystem Learn More

• Charlotte Dairy Farm and Forestland Protected From Development

  Charlotte, VT
  March 18, 2009 2009 03 18

  Local farm business and natural area benefit economy and recreation Learn More

• Nature Conservancy Acquires 312-acre Southern Vermont Arts Center Forest

  MANCHESTER, VT
  January 28, 2010 2010 01 28

  Land remains open for public use, proceeds fund endowment Learn More

• New Scientific Report Provides Original Climate Change Assessments for the Lake Champlain Basin

  Montpelier, VT
  May 18, 2010 2010 05 18

  Practical strategies and advice for natural resource managers and towns Learn More

• Summer Stewardship Begins for Urban Youth

  NEW YORK, NY
  July 08, 2010 2010 07 08

  New York City High School Students Head Into the Wilderness to Grow and Connect with Nature Learn More

• 362 Acre Conservation Project in Charlotte, Hinesburg, Monkton

  Monkton, VT
  May 5, 2010 2010 05 05

  Protection of diverse habitat will benefit wildlife and local communities Learn More

Lessons from Lake Champlain and the Floods of 2011

Times Argus
Rivers & Lakes
February 26, 2012

State environmental scientist Eric Smeltzer writes about the important role of the Otter Creek area (some of which is protected by The Nature Conservancy) in floods and storms.
Download the story here.

Lack of ice cover might be affecting ecology of Lake Champlain

Burlington Free Press
Climate Change
January 22, 2012

Matt Sutkoski reports: "Lake Champlain has not completely frozen over since March 2007...A 2010 Nature Conservancy report noted that when the lake does freeze over, it happens on average two weeks later in the winter than it did during the 19th century. Read the story.

For Rattlesnakes, We're the Danger

Burlington Free Press
Conservation Lands
June 19, 2011

Burlington Free Press

Patience is a Virtue: Bob Klein Feature

Vermont Life Magazine
Leadership
Summer 2010

After 30 years at the helm of the Vermont Chapter, Bob Klein has gathered many insights and some great stories. Learn more

Scientists race to solve mysteries of bat-killing White Nose Syndrome

The Burlington Free Press
Events
February 06, 2011

The Nature Conservancy is working with federal and state agencies on this serious issue. Read the Conservancy's bat diaries.

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