The following is the April Peace and Justice Center Newsletter: Click here for the latest Peace & Justice Newsletter Spring Days of Action Against Drones 2014! The Peace & Justice Center is excited to work with our members throughout Vermont in solidarity with a worldwide coordinated campaign in April and May to End Drone Killing, […]
Continue readingThe following is the newsletter for Northern Forest Canoe Trail, courtesy of the NFCT: April 2, 2014 Spring Freshet Auction – Bid Today! Our 3rd Annual Spring Freshet Auction celebrates the start of the paddling season by tempting you with new gear and a chance to support our Stewardship Program. With more than 40 items to […]
Continue readingIntervale Food Hub’s Spring announcement can be viewed here!
FolkFoods is a small, family owned and operated business . It makes a couple of tasty vegetarian products and a spectacular spicy sauce. It also cooks up delicious and unique foods at the Burlington Farmers’ Market. You can read a bit about thei products and adventures here and here. This year will be their sixth season at […]
Continue readingJohn Austin, an alum of the Champlain College MBA program, is the Director of Education for a nonprofit called The Garden Project. It’s a program located outside of San Francisco which takes at risk students from Hunters Point and Bayview and puts them on a college track while teaching them organic farming and business. The […]
Continue readingStudents: wondering why other students in your group may not be listening to your ideas about what to do next? Faculty: wondering why students in your class don’t seem to be following your topical direction with interest? Staff: wondering why your new program idea is met with tired looks of when would I find the […]
Continue readingUVM is hosting a discussion about the Implications of Travel-Based Multi-Tasking for Modeling and Policy: a Conceptual Exploration. For more information, check out their announcement! Courtesy of Zachary Borst and UVM
Check out the latest AASHE Bulletin–which includes Champlain! See it here: https://www2.aashe.org/archives/2014/0408.php
The following is the Chittenden Solid Waste District’s newsletter for April, courtesy of CSWD: Celebrate spring with Green Mountain Compost After a long Vermont winter, the folks at Green Mountain Compost are as excited as you are about the arrival of spring. As soon as the snow goes away and […]
Continue readingBe on the front line of defense against forest pests–Join the Forest Pest First Detectors Three highly invasive forest pests—the emerald ash borer, Asian longhorned beetle and hemlock woolly adelgid, have the potential to pack a crushing blow to Vermont’s woodlands and forest‐based industries. Maples, ash, hemlocks and other species that could be attacked by […]
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