About the places that UVLT has conserved: stories, pictures, events.

Old is New, On the River

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In October 1987, UVLT accepted its first conservation easement,…

Devon Cattle Arrive at Brookmead Conservation Area

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After a busy spring clearing fencelines and improving pasture,…

Get Outside this Winter

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Winter hiking and other outdoor recreation is a great way to…

Another Successful Year in the Food Pantry Garden

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The final day of harvest at the Brookmead Food Pantry Garden…
Ely Mountain Trail Sign

Secrets of Ely Mountain

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When Land Steward Micah Tilles was an intern at UVLT in the summer…

Two Newport Properties Protected

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At the northern end of Newport, just along the border with Croyden,…

Vermont Alpine Farm in Reading Protected Forever

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High in the mountains, in a part of Reading known as the “Vermont…

The Future of Ash Trees in Vermont

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Researchers from the University of Vermont and Dartmouth College…

Connected Habitats for Wildlife

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UVLT is using remote sensing and on-the-ground studies to identify opportunities and develop recommendations for protecting, restoring, and promoting ecological wildlife connectivity in the region.

Putnam Farms Hunter Meadow Conserved

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Putnam Farms Inc started as a small, family farm in 1924 by Ellsworth and Ethel Putnam with just 15-20 milk cows. Almost 100 years later it’s one of the largest dairy farms in the Upper Valley.