Despite the pandemic 2020 was a productive year for UVLT volunteers. From easement monitoring, to the Brookmead Food Pantry Garden, to creating trail networks and building bridges – UVLT volunteers were busy this field season. UVLT volunteers contributed over 1,500 hours to conservation and stewardship in the Upper Valley! More than 200 individuals over the […]
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Over the summer UVLT President Jeanie McIntyre received five paintings from 14 year old Lyme resident Rhys Rountree. The paintings were of two of UVLT’s conservation areas – Mountain View Farm in Orford, and Lyme Pinnacle in Lyme. You may recognize them from UVLT’s 2020 Annual Report. After her work appeared in UVLT’s Annual Report, […]
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Hunting season is upon us in the Upper Valley. In Vermont the regular deer season begins on November 14th and runs until November 29th. It is also Black Bear Season until November 22nd. All Vermont hunting seasons can be found here. In New Hampshire, it is already deer and turkey season for both archery and […]
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Thank You to our Volunteers!
/0 Comments/in Stewardship News, What's New /by Alison MarchioneDespite the pandemic 2020 was a productive year for UVLT volunteers. From easement monitoring, to the Brookmead Food Pantry Garden, to creating trail networks and building bridges – UVLT volunteers were busy this field season. UVLT volunteers contributed over 1,500 hours to conservation and stewardship in the Upper Valley! More than 200 individuals over the […]
Gifts of the Land: UVLT’s Year End Auction
/0 Comments/in Other UVLT News, UVLT Events, What's New /by Alison MarchioneOver the summer UVLT President Jeanie McIntyre received five paintings from 14 year old Lyme resident Rhys Rountree. The paintings were of two of UVLT’s conservation areas – Mountain View Farm in Orford, and Lyme Pinnacle in Lyme. You may recognize them from UVLT’s 2020 Annual Report. After her work appeared in UVLT’s Annual Report, […]
Six Tips for Trail Safety This Fall
/0 Comments/in Outdoor Activities, Stewardship News, What's New /by Alison MarchioneHunting season is upon us in the Upper Valley. In Vermont the regular deer season begins on November 14th and runs until November 29th. It is also Black Bear Season until November 22nd. All Vermont hunting seasons can be found here. In New Hampshire, it is already deer and turkey season for both archery and […]