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Vermont's New Migratory Bird Law

Vermont's New Migratory Bird Law

— Hear the podcast conversation.
Audubon Vermont Thanks Governor and Legislators for New Migratory Bird Law

Audubon Vermont Thanks Governor and Legislators for New Migratory Bird Law

— Governor Scott’s Signature on H.683 Restores Important Protections for Vermont’s Migratory Birds
Environmental Groups Express Disappointment with Governor Scott’s Veto of Forest Protections

Environmental Groups Express Disappointment with Governor Scott’s Veto of Forest Protections

— Governor Scott’s Veto of H.926 Misses Opportunity to Protect Forests, Address Climate Change and Support Rural Communities
Bird Notes on "Across the Fence"

Bird Notes on "Across the Fence"

— Geolocation!
Birds Score Trifecta at Vermont Legislature

Birds Score Trifecta at Vermont Legislature

— Migratory bird protections, the Global Warming Solutions Act and Act 250 Modernization benefit Vermont’s birds and the places they need to survive.
Down by the River: Aquatic Ecosystem Exploration at Audubon Vermont

Down by the River: Aquatic Ecosystem Exploration at Audubon Vermont

— Program possibilities thanks to NEIWPCC and the Lake Champlain Basin Program
UVM Students Seeking Birding Buddies

UVM Students Seeking Birding Buddies

— University of Vermont “Birding to Change the World” students need your expertise and guidance.
Adopt-A-Trail on the News!

Adopt-A-Trail on the News!

— Our Americorps Member, Sarah Hooghuis, joins Local 22/44 News to highlight Adopt-A-Trail.
Visit Audubon Vermont’s Green Mountain Audubon Center during the First Vermont Maple 100

Visit Audubon Vermont’s Green Mountain Audubon Center during the First Vermont Maple 100

— Maple sugarbushes are inherently good for birds, but forests that are intentionally managed with birds in mind are even better!
How an Acclaimed Composer Found His Musical Voice Through Birdsong

How an Acclaimed Composer Found His Musical Voice Through Birdsong

— Decades after a songbird's whirling melody set him on a new artistic path, John Luther Adams is more determined than ever to help us hear the planet's power and wild beauty—and fight to protect it.