From award-winning writer Leila Philip, Beaverland is a masterful work of narrative science writing, a book that highlights, through history and contemporary storytelling, how this weird rodent plays an oversized role in American history and its future.
UVLT is excited to co-sponsor this moonlit snowshoe to Mason Pond at Mountain View Farm in Orford, NH.
Are you interested in helping UVLT with monitoring conserved properties in the Upper Valley including farms and forests? Join us for this year's volunteer easement training so you can learn all you need to know about monitoring properties!
Are you interested in helping UVLT with monitoring conserved properties in the Upper Valley including farms and forests? Join us for this year's volunteer easement training so you can learn all you need to know about monitoring properties!
Join Upper Valley Land Trust staff and Lyme Conservation Commission for a moderate hike to celebrate the beginning of Spring! We will hike to the top of Lyme Hill and be on the lookout for early signs of spring and keep an ear out for the songbirds that are starting to return.
Join Local Amphibian Enthusiasts and Volunteers for a Meetup* Sunday, March 31 | 10 AM - 12 noon | Zebedee Wetland, Thetford, VT From the Hartford Salamander Team: "Amphibian volunteering can be a pretty solitary activity as the number one way to volunteer is simply to stay home and avoid driving places on the potential […]
The mission of this event is to educate residents, landowners, policymakers, and municipal governments about the importance of a healthy, resilient forest.
Join Upper Valley Land Trust staff and Norwich Conservation Commission for an exciting hike through our Brookmead Conservation Area to find a few vernal pools and its inhabitants.
Join UVLT staff and the Lebanon Conservation Commission in a short hike (1 mile, moderate) from the Woodlands through Starr Hill Preserve.
The mission of this event is to educate residents, landowners, policymakers, and municipal governments about the effects of deer overabundance.
The Paddle The Border (PTB) event was started as a way for community organizations from Vermont and New Hampshire to work together to showcase our shared asset, the Connecticut River. The event is sponsored by The Newbury Conservation Commission (NCC), Haverhill Recreation Commission (HRC), and Lower Cohase Chamber of Commerce, with support from Upper Valley Land Trust, Cohase Rotary Club, Strawberry Farm Band and Butler's Bus Service.
The mission of this event is to educate residents, landowners, policymakers, and municipal governments about the effects of invasive species.
