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The Adams Camp Connector creates an opportunity many have dreamed of for decades: an uninterrupted trail network from Mt. Mansfield to Stowe Village.

SLT Land Steward Suzanne Danzig shares her experience at the Vermont Coverts Woodlands for Wildlife Training in the Shutesville Hill Wildlife Corridor.

A campaign to permanently protect an 85-acre parcel of land off Mountain Road in Stowe is underway. The ‘Adams Camp Connector’ represents an opportunity many have dreamed of for decades — an uninterrupted trail network on permanently protected land…

Executive Director Tom Rogers discusses investing in conservation as a strategy for flood prevention in the wake of Vermont's July 2024 flooding.

Nicole Corriveau has been serving with AmeriCorps at Stowe Land Trust since September 2023. As her second year-long term begins, we sat down to talk about her experience.

Tom Rogers was named executive director of Stowe Land Trust in June 2024. A certified wildlife biologist with a master’s degree in Biology and Ecology, Tom comes to SLT from The Nature Conservancy, where he was associate director of philanthropy for…

This spring, students at Stowe Elementary will plant seeds for a Three Sisters Garden – corn, squash, and beans – in their new greenhouse...

After months of taking shelter under logs and leaves from the winter elements, amphibians are beginning to emerge to complete a critical phase of their life cycle.

Lamoille Valley communities will soon have access to an up-to-date housing needs and assessment report to help them increase their understanding of the area’s housing ecosystem and a tool to inform future planning. Study collaborators include…

The Shutesville Hill Wildlife Corridor is now a bit more secure for animals on the move...