News & Press

“Being outside is a sanctuary that has saved my life many a day.”

Can you relate? I can.

Access to the outdoors can provide us all - regardless of personality, position, or circumstance - with a sense of belonging and well being. How we enjoy spending our sustaining time outside is embedded in our culture, family traditions, and opportunities. It is also deeply personal and varied. How wonderful that, in the Stowe area, there is room for everyone and nearly every activity in our outdoor spaces.  More...

Do you love your public land? Make your voice heard! Share your feedback on the proposed trail and infrastructure upgrades at Bingham Falls.  More...

Stowe saw quite the wild and stormy Halloween last week. The rain and winds last Thursday and Friday affected many trails in town including those at Kirchner Woods, Wiessner Woods, and the Mill Trail. More...

About 1,800 runners are expected to test their mettle in the third annual Vermont 10 Miler Nov. 3 in Stowe. More...

The Stowe Historical Society is being honored for its exhibit centered around a major conservation project in town. More...

Two new board members, Jason McLean and Kerry Sedutto, were elected by Stowe Land Trust’s membership at the 32nd Annual Meeting & Community Celebration held on Sunday, September 22nd at the Bryant Barn on Tamarack Road in Stowe. More...

The future of the Shutesville Hill Wildlife Corridor is now a little more secure thanks to a group of local landowners who have stepped up to permanently protect their land for wildlife on the move. More...

Bingham Falls has become one of Stowe’s most popular hiking destinations, and state forestry officials hope to match that enthusiasm with a solid management plan. More...

Celebrate community and conservation with Stowe Land Trust on Sunday, September 22^nd from 2:00 - 5:00 pm. The event is taking place under a big tent in a field located off Tamarack Road in Stowe with views of the recently conserved Brownsville-Story Ridge Forest.  More...