CLEAN WATER LECTURE SERIES NEXT LECTURE: CLEAN WATER FUNDED PROJECTS FROM START TO FINISHThursday, March 31st, 2022, 12:00 – 12:45 pmOnline via Microsoft TeamsJoin watershed planner Karen Bates for the next Clean Water Lecture on March 31st, 2022. The presentation will cover how clean water projects are successfully implemented—from identifying a problem, to constructing a solution […]
Continue readingMarch 2022It’s spring!I am so excited to see the sun and the buds starting to form on my trees. And believe it or not, I’m also excited to start thinking about cleaning up my home – inside and out! If like me, you’re itching to spring clean, you probably have a LOT of questions about what to […]
Continue readingClick here to visit our fair trade, local, and educational store!March 22nd, 2022PJC Book Club: Author Series!March 24th, 6-7pm – Sad Black Girl with Harmony Edosomwan. Join the Peace & Justice Center and author, activist, and business owner Harmony Edosomwan for a discussion of race and mental health and hear works from Harmony’s debut book of poetry Sad […]
Continue readingSave Date for Rokeby Museum’s 2022 Opening! The Museum’s exhibit Free & Safe: The Underground Railroad in Vermont and historic buildings will be open weekends starting May 7th. Rokeby will be fully open on Memorial Day weekend. We are excited to welcome everyone back to Rokeby! March 16-31st Rokeby will be “On Tap” at Lawson’s […]
Continue readingSAVE THE DATE!This year’s Renewable Energy Vermont Conference & Expo will take place in person on October 27th & 28th in Burlington, VT! Registration will open this summer, and you can follow REV social media and/or the REV Conference website for updates!This year’s theme, “Our Clean Energy Future in a Changing World: Resilient, Inclusive, Secure,” promises an event that […]
Continue readingAbout • Our Work • Calendar • Support • Blog • Visit • Stay & Dine • Farm StoreJoin our team! We have seasonal, year-round, full-time, and part-time opportunities available. Positions are open all across our working farm campus, including Buildings and Grounds, Children’s Farmyard (including Tractor Shuttle Drivers), Inn and Guest Services, Restaurant and Kitchen, and Woodlands.National Park Service Program ExpandsIn partnership with the National Park Service, we’re growing the Park for Every Classroom program […]
Continue readingGMT is recommending permanent service changes to The 86-LINK, 6-Shelburne, and 7-North Avenue bus routes. GMT is issuing a survey to Montpelier LINK Express passengers to better understand their schedule needs. That data will inform the final schedule proposal presented at our public meetings. That survey can be found here. GMT has scheduled our service change […]
Continue readingNeighbors,I want to update you on several new programs and rebates being launched by the Burlington Electric Department (BED) and invite you to two Town Hall Meetings to discuss how you can:Take direct action to fight climate change, andLower your household or business’s dependence on fossil fuels amidst a potentially lengthy period in which fuel […]
Continue readingSpring 2022 Opportunities!Happy (almost) Spring! Winter has been awesome but we are certainly looking forward to warmer days and fun water adventures! Check out these events celebrating World Water Day and a new summer program from Lake Champlain Sea Grant and Community Sailing Center! Champlain Basin Educational Initiative invites you and your students to join the World […]
Continue readingSaturday, March 5th at Burlington City Hall at 1pm. Please wear blue and yellow. You can find more information here: https://fb.me/e/jb5R1sYPH