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Wednesday, April 2 "Global Warming and the Struggle for Justice" Talk by Brian Tokar, sponsored by Burlington Sustainable Living Network Fletcher Free Library, Burlington, 7-9 pm.
Thursday, April 3 "Sequestering Carbon in Vermont's Agricultural Ecosystems" Talk by Vern Grubinger, sponsored by UVM Counting Carbon Series Aiken Center, 12:30 pm
Thursday, April 10 "Carbon and the New Economy" Talk by Will Raap, sponsored by UVM Counting Carbon Series Aiken Center, 12:30 pm
Friday, April 11 Swing Noire - Hot Jazz Benefit for The Willlowell Foundation 7 pm, Vergennes Opera House Tix $15, 2 for $25
Sunday, April 13 Annual Meeting of The Watershed Center Special presentation: “Exploring the potential for establishing a Natural Forest Burial Ground at the Waterworks Property.” 3-5 pm, Walkover Gallery, 15 Main Street, Bristol
Tuesday, April 15 Amy Seidl, an ecologist who is associate director of the Teal Farm sustainability project in Huntington, will read from her new book Early Spring, which explores the local effects of global climate change, and talk about Teal Farm. 7:00, Charlotte Senior Center.
Thursday, April 17 Residential Green Building Workshop 9 am - 5 pm Sponsored by Building for Social Responsibility
Sunday, April 20 Charlotte Walks Nature Outings presents "Signs of Spring Scavenger Hunt" 1-2:30 pm Group size is limited. To register and get directions, call Matt at 425-2256 by April 19. Recommended donation: $3/individual or $5/family
Thursday, April 24
Richard
Heinberg on "Preparing for Life after Peak Oil"
Saturday, April 26
HELP Rivers: Rain Gardens & Backyard Habitats
(Bellows Falls)
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January 2008 Monkton Road Enhancement Grant! Chris Slesar is awarded $25,000 grant for scoping. Congratulations Chris!
Read the January Newsletter from the Vermont Clean Cities Coalition.
Read the Winter 2008 Newsletter from the Vermont River Conservancy.
Chittenden County Solid Waste district now has all-in-one recycling, AND they can plastics #1-7. Which means YOGURT CONTAINERS! YAAAAY!
The Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas Project is a great resource for those interested in wildlife habitat management and planning. They also have great posters of the frogs and salamanders of Vermont!
Lewis Creek Water Quality Safety Information
Check out the Clean Cities program from the U.S. Department of Energy. Click here to subscribe to the Clean Cities Vermont Newsletter.
Click here to subscribe to the Land Trust Alliance Newsletter.
The Preservation Trust of Vermont
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Appalachian Mountain Club - Make sure to pick up an updated copy of AMC's River Guide. It'll give you up-to-date descriptions of more than 2,000 miles of rivers, watershed maps, easy-to-skim tables with difficulty levels, recommended water levels, directions, put-ins, portages and more.
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