News & Press

The 21st annual Stowe Land Trust golf tournament held on August 6, 2020 was a great success, raising $27,000 for Stowe Land Trust. Thank you to our sponsors and participants -- your support makes our work possible! 

Waterbury, VT—111 acres of forestland were protected last month in the Shutesville Hill Wildlife Corridor, which lies between the Green Mountains and Worcester Range and serves as one of the most important wildlife regions in Vermont

Updates on the current status of Stowe Land Trust trail networks and links to more information about trail closures and COVID-19 recreation policies of other local organizations. 

The Vermont Agency of Natural Resources (ANR) is developing a new long-range management plan for the Worcester Range Management Unit and is conducting public scoping to better understand how Vermonters use and value these lands. Take the survey and…

Do you know how to locate all the great local products available to you? There’s plenty of locally-grown foods you can pick up right from the farm or at local farmers' markets. Here's where to find them!

Winners announced in the 2020 Big Tree Hunt. Click through to view the winning trees and browse all the entries. 

The Trust for Public Land, in partnership with the Stowe Land Trust and the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation (FPR), today announced the protection of the Hunger Mountain Headwaters—1,877 acres in Stowe, Middlesex and Worcester,…

The C.C. Putnam State Forest just got considerably bigger and the Worcester Range is now safer thanks to a collaborative effort and $3.5 million in public and private financing.

The Shutesville Hill Wildlife Corridor Partnership was presented with Stowe's Conservationist of the Year award.