The Vermont River Conservancy protects public access and river health by conserving exceptional lands along our waters.
Montpelier VT
Joined June 2011
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VRC is thrilled to be one of the 24 grant recipients! VT will benefit from management improvements at river access sites across the state. mynbc5.com/article/vermont-g…
A brand new map on our trailhead kiosk, signs, benches, natural history brochure, and an accessible privy at the North Branch Cascades Trail thanks to a grant from @AARPLivable. The parking areas are plowed, so it's a great all-season destination. #AARPCommunityChallenge
SAVE THE DATE: May 24, 6:30-7:30PM. Zoom Meet & Greet with author, fly fisherman, & past VRC Board Member Tim Traver. Tim will present his most recent book "Fly Fishing & Conservation in Vermont: Stories of the Battenkill and Beyond". More info on this event (& link) coming soon.
Vermont River Conservancy's own Board Chair, Kate Whelley McCabe talking about her company @vtevaporatorco ! #vermontbusinesses #vermontbackyard
Ever thought about making your own Vermont #maplesyrup? @vtevaporatorco's products bring sugarmaking to the masses. #ThisIsVT
A reminder from VRC that snow melt creates turbulent & deceptively swift waters, and that riverbanks and rocks might be especially slippery! PLEASE stay safe if you hike near water, consider leashing your pets, & do not enter turbulent rivers for any reason.
VRC has been a grateful recipient of VHCB support for many years- funding important projects that protect public access to our rivers throughout Vermont. When you think of your favorite VRC swimming hole, you likely have VHCB to thank!
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A great article about the network of huts here in VT. Socially distant vacations in our own back yard.
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Don't let the snow stop you from visiting the North Branch Cascades Trail. The northern lot is plowed so you can get out on the trail for a winter hike and a breath of fresh air, and discover the beauty of the frozen cascades. #northbranchcascades #vtrivers #getoutsideandexplore
We're pleased to introduce you to our newest Board member Lou Bushey of Barnet, VT. Lou began his career with the Fish and Wildlife Department but moved to the Dept of Forests, Parks and Recreation with the primary role of managing public land & forests in the NEK for 20 years.
Thank you all for the good energy as our website issues persisted this week. Everything is up and running securely again and we have calm waters ahead. Thank you for your support! We wish for calm waters ahead for us all. #whyriversmatter #betterdaysahead #calmwaters
2020 keeps on giving. Our website is malfunctioning, we know what the problem is, & we are trying to get it back up & running as soon as humanly possible. Please take a deep breath with us, think of calming waters, & send us your best vibes. We'll get this fixed, friends. #oh2020
Oh 2020! On #GivingTuesday our donation platform MobileCause is experiencing outages which are impacting our donation page. We're happy to have your support as we navigate the rough waters of 2020 & we're asking you to persevere with us & keep trying to donate! #persevere #VRC
Mark your calendars - Giving Tuesday is Dec 1st! How will you give? #vermontrivers #GivingTuesday2020 (artwork by Niko Stonorov, age 13)
Vermont River Conservancy will be closed for Thanksgiving week, November 23-27, to allow our staff some time to rest, re-charge, and re-set after a challenging year. Happy and peaceful Thanksgiving to you and your families - we are thankful for you all. (📷Richard Reynolds)
Vermont River Conservancy believes rivers are open to all. Read our full statement here: vermontriverconservancy.org/…
