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Have you heard the song of a warbler yet this spring? Or perhaps a Wood Thrush? As the earth begins to thaw here in Northern Vermont and the days grow longer, our forests fill with songbirds returning to raise their young.

Born in Morrisville and raised in Cabot, Bill Davis has considered Vermont home for more than 75 years. Although he and his wife, Charla, have a home in Florida, they continue to spend a significant amount of time in Vermont cycling, hiking, golfing,…

In many ways, conserving a piece of land is a little like a marriage. There is a lot of excitement leading up to the “big day.” We celebrate together, raise a toast to a successful match, and then…

Stowe Land Trust Tom Rogers shared their guest perspective with the Stowe Reporter.

As winter recedes and spring’s warmth unfurls across the landscape, an ancient and sometimes unnoticed migration begins—one so large that it’s referred to as “Big Night.”

The Adams Camp Connector, an 85-acre parcel of land that connects Adams Camp to the Stowe Recreation Path, is now officially protected under a conservation easement held by Stowe Land Trust.

Above me, the snowdrifts tower high, their icy edges cutting into the sky. The wind howls above, but it is muffled down here, beneath the thick blanket of snow. In the Subnivean Zone, the world is a different place between the warmth of the earth and…

UVM has added its 11th property to the Natural Areas Program with the acquisition of Joe's Pond, a protected sanctuary in Morrisville with a rich history.

Alex Kauffman has joined Stowe Land Trust as development manager, adding to the organization’s growing professional team.

Matt Kelly to lead conservation efforts for the greater Stowe area