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What if there were a way to give more, help protect the places you love, and potentially reduce your tax burden at the same time?

If you’re age 70½ or older, a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) from your IRA may be one of the most tax-efficient ways to support the causes you care about.

Colleen is new to land stewardship, but her deep connection to the land began at a young age.

Stowe Land Trust's board member, Suzanne Danzig, shared her guest perspective with the Stowe Reporter about the responsibility of living with bears.

Twenty-five years ago, my husband and I bought our home in Stowe Hollow—taking a leap of faith and most of our savings to anchor our lives in this valley.

While we are eager to open Muddy Moose to the public, the land is not yet ready for public access. We are currently navigating the permitting process to construct a trailhead and parking area, which requires review under Vermont’s Act 250 process.

After years out west, Marie found her way to Vermont, where frequent visits to Stowe Land Trust properties sparked a desire to give back. Learn how Marie's thoughtful acts keep this special place welcoming and meaningful for all who visit.

Stowe Land Trust's Tom Rogers shared his guest perspective with the Stowe Reporter about the shared future of this valley.

Through internships, AmeriCorps service, and a new fellowship, Stowe Land Trust is investing in the next generation of environmental leaders. Meet five rising leaders building their careers while caring for Vermont's landscape.

With Stowe Land Trust's conservation easement on Mayo Farm expiring in 2028, there are several options residents of Stowe can explore before it automatically renews. Learn more about the future of Mayo Farm.