February E-Newsletter from VNRC We might have formally welcomed 2021 on January 1, but we heard from many that the Inauguration felt like the real New Year’s Day celebration. With that spirit of optimism and hope, we look forward to connecting with you this month and throughout the year. Big changes — Momentous federal wins for the environment — […]
Continue readingWe are so excited to get back to making a difference with all of you in this new year! While 2021 hasn’t gotten off to a wholly positive start, we want to keep hope alive. Please make sure to read a message from our director in the January newsletter for our thoughts and reaction to […]
Continue readingTHANK YOU FOR HELPING US MEET THE GROWINGNEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY IN 2020! Enjoy the Intervale this Winter with our Love the Land Series This winter looks different, as we all know. Since the pandemic started, we have seen unprecedented rates of people seeking nature therapy in the Intervale. Outdoor recreation has never been as […]
Continue readingWe’d like to thank all of the donors and supporters who have contributed to our COVID relief efforts over the last 10 months. Because of your generosity, USCRI Vermont has been able to assemble and distribute hundreds care packages of food, household items, cleaning products, toiletries, and personal care items to over 350 households dealing […]
Continue readingI recently joined the Climate Journal Project as a volunteer designer, and I’ve been helping get our mission off the ground to tackle the rapidly intensifying issue of our generation’s worsening climate anxiety. We are soon launching the world’s first journal dedicated to providing support for environmental grief and climate anxiety through guided prompts. Working on the Climate Journal […]
Continue readingBlack History Month Lecture, Collections Spotlight & More! Upcoming Activities & News BLACK HISTORY MONTH LECTURE Righting the Erasure of Black History and Creating an Inclusive American Story February 2, 2021, 6:30 pm (via ZOOM) This Black History Month Lecture will explore efforts to recognize and right missing historical narratives in history. Panelists Dr. Lindsay Varner, Rokeby Museum; Dr. […]
Continue reading2021 is just a few days old, but we’ve hit the ground running! Planning is underway for this year’s stewardship work and in the next couple of months, we’ll be sharing some new trip ideas to get your 2021 planning started early. Check out the content below to see the latest news and happenings. If […]
Continue readingBTV Conservation News The Pulse of Burlington’s Wild Green HeartDecember 2020Issue No. 15 Visit Our Website Happy Holidays from Dan & Alicia Winter is a time to reflect and appreciate stillness and some slowing down, and it also presents us with unique and expansive ways to enjoy the natural world. For the times you are cozying up and […]
Continue readingExciting things are happening at the PJC: from the launch of our online store to the addition of two new fabulous staff members, we’re making big moves, and we’re excited to share them with you! -Kina Thorpe, PJC Educational Program Manager Click here to for the quarterly Peace & Justice Center Newsletter December 8, 2020 Views […]
Continue readingNOVEMBER 2020 NEWSLETTER “Every single person on this Earth has the power to change the world.”– Emma Thompson, Activist and Actress Join the Race to Zero In advance of the COP 26, networks and institutions working in Further and Higher Education are coming together to commit to going net zero as part of the Race to […]
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