Engage. Protect. Restore.
We engage communities to protect and restore Vermont rivers for kids, communities, wildlife, and you.
We engage communities to protect and restore Vermont rivers for kids, communities, wildlife, and you.
On the heels of this summer's floods, it’s clear that our rivers – and our communities – need our help. Give today to protect and restore rivers for people and wildlife.
Donate NowWednesday May 29 | 5:30-7 p.m. | Living Memorial Park Brattleboro
You are warmly invited to a celebration of rivers and poetry. Community members who took part in Vermont River Conservancy’s Poetry Workshops will perform original poems as well as pieces by writers they admire.
Saturday June 1st | 9-12 | Brattleboro Marina
Beginner painters will be welcomed with four mini-lessons and personal feedback from our skilled instructor. Painters and sketch artists of all levels, including experienced artists, are also welcome to join in and work at their own pace. This beloved spot where the West River comes to a confluence with the Connecticut River is bound to inspire the artist in all of us.
Ever wonder about these spotty brown and green leaves that pop up in early spring and eventually flower? Read about them here.
Learn MoreSince 1995, we’ve helped protect nearly 100 special places – swimming holes, paddlers trails, and fishing access sites, and habitat for warblers and wood turtles. Discover the places we've worked to protect, and plan your next adventure.
Explore SitesBehind each of our conservation projects is a visionary landowner. Thinking about the future of your land can be overwhelming, but we can help you find a solution that’s right for you. Whether you’re a landowner, or whether you’re someone who sees a great opportunity in your community, start here to learn how you can make a difference.
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