Stowe farmer, Ken Ricketson, is partnering with Stowe Land Trust and the Vermont Land Trust to protect 210 acres of the farm on Route 100 that has been in his family for three generations. A community-wide fundraising effort is underway to help cover…
Over the past year Vermonters and visitors alike have found comfort and escape in the outdoors. With these tips, we hope you’ll help make the experience of visiting a Stowe Land Trust conserved property fun for everyone.
The Lodge at Spruce Peak and Stowe Land Trust have launched a new partnership to help protect the beautiful mountains, rural farmland, healthy forests, and clear water that make Stowe special. For every night’s stay at Spruce Peak, guests can now…
The Stowe area welcomed the conservation of the Valcour farm on Randolph Road in Morristown and its sale to new farm owners. The 175-acre farm was conserved by family members and sold to long-time farmers Jesse and Marlene Hursh with assistance from…
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 Stowe Land Trust is pleased to welcome Ryan Barland to our team. Ryan is serving with SLT as the 2021 Summer Naturalist through the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board AmeriCorps Program.
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!
A year after state wildlife officials singled out the town as having the state’s highest concentration of bear sightings and calls to rangers and wardens, local conservationists are getting their message out early.
At Stowe Land Trust, we are committed to ensuring that everyone in the Stowe area community is included in connecting to the beauty and health of our natural environment. It is not enough to protect land and make it available to the public. The work…
