Cool temperatures and cloudy skies did nothing to dissuade a couple dozen volunteers from being excited about a day of trail work. On the last Saturday of April I met […]
Conservation
The Catamount Trail benefits from a new parking area in southern Vermont
You adjust the driver’s seat all the way back so you can maneuver around the steering wheel to lace up your boots and get your gaiters adjusted. After putting your […]
Vermont’s Forestlands: Balancing Public Access and Private Ownership
In some form or another, we all share a certain yearning to disconnect from our fast paced lives. We seek that release, that escape to solitude and a clear mind. […]
Partnership Conserves Farmland, Forest, Catamount Trail and Other Mad River Valley Trails
A 280-acre hill farm in Fayston is being revived as a working farm. Mad River Valley-based farmers and food entrepreneurs Sebastian von Trapp, Georgia von Trapp, and Joey Nagy purchased […]
