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Welcoming Our New Vice President

Welcoming Our New Vice President

Neonicotinoid Bans and Restrictions in Other Regions: How is it Playing Out?

Neonicotinoid Bans and Restrictions in Other Regions: How is it Playing Out?

Eyes on the Skies: The Power of Community Science in Raptor Conservation

Eyes on the Skies: The Power of Community Science in Raptor Conservation

— A long-time volunteer shares her experience monitoring Vermont’s Peregrine Falcon and Bald Eagle nests.
Forestry in Action: How Forest Management is Helping Birds in Williston

Forestry in Action: How Forest Management is Helping Birds in Williston

— Our forest Conservation Intern reflects on bird-friendly forestry work at Catamount Outdoor Family Center.
Volunteering for Conservation: Advancing Stewardship and Community Engagement in Vermont

Volunteering for Conservation: Advancing Stewardship and Community Engagement in Vermont

— Highlighting the Impact of One Volunteer’s Dedication to Wildlife Monitoring, Education, and Public Outreach
Protect Our Pollinators Vermont Coalition Press Release

Protect Our Pollinators Vermont Coalition Press Release

— Vermont’s Neonicotinoid Restrictions Take Effect: Advocates Urge Timely Action on Rules to Protect Pollinators
Planting for the Future

Planting for the Future

— Riverbank Restoration with Junior Conservation Technicians
Counting for Conservation: Audubon Vermont Joins the Caterpillars Count Movement!

Counting for Conservation: Join Audubon Vermont's Caterpillar Count!

— A community-powered science project tracking caterpillars to support birds, biodiversity, and climate research
Rooted in Nature: How the Rutland County Audubon Society Inspires Conservation Across Generations

Rooted in Nature: How the Rutland County Audubon Society Inspires Conservation Across Generations

— From marsh walks to pollinator gardens, RCAS blends education, advocacy, and hands-on action to protect Vermont’s natural heritage and engage the community in lasting stewardship.
A Place to Belong: Nurturing Nature, Community, and Young Minds

A Place to Belong: Nurturing Nature, Community, and Young Minds

— Early Childhood Education Intern Reflection