Invasive Species to Watch Out for This Fall
Invasive burning bush is bright red this time of year and is easy to spot in people’s yards and in wild clusters in the forest understory. Once you learn to […]
Invasive burning bush is bright red this time of year and is easy to spot in people’s yards and in wild clusters in the forest understory. Once you learn to […]
This grant from the Canaday Family Charitable Trust can help make efficient home heating projects, like heat pumps, a reality. The average Vermonter spends $2,447 annually on heating their home. In the
The area mapped in red is experiencing “extreme drought,” accounting for over 65% of the state. Source: US Drought Monitor It’s easy to mentally check off the impacts of climate
Photo credit: Civil Air Patrol Riverside Mobile Home Park sits on a bend in the Ottauquechee River just upstream from Woodstock Union High School & Middle School. The park flooded
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Join us on Tuesday, September 30th, for a screening of the film Ramen Day 1 in 3 Vermonters experienced food insecurity during the COVID pandemic. In the years since the
A student is dropped off by a new all-electric school bus. Photo by Jenevra Wetmore. In 2020 Woodstock passed a Climate Emergency and Action Resolution, with a goal of achieving
Woodstock’s Shared Energy Coordinator Accomplishments Read More »
Map of Australia showing the extent of the continental shelf that was exposed during low sea level. Image credit: Patrick Nunn / Nicholas Reid, from the article “Aboriginal Memories of
A group of students from the Woodstock Middle School plant a native pollinator strip at East End Park Have you heard of the windshield phenomenon? This phenomenon is the widespread
Sustainable Woodstock and Wilde Bee Farm plant native gardens around Town Read More »
This temporary water main has run across the Elm Street Bridge since the 2023 floods, and will be replaced with funding from the NBRC grant. We are thrilled to announce
Woodstock Awarded Grant for Drinking Water System Read More »
Invasive jumping worms. source: State of VT Agency of Agriculture Food and Markets Many of us grow up learning that worms are good for the soil. While earthworms do provide