Local Public Transportation, Current and Future
By Jenevra Wetmore The biggest source of carbon pollution in Vermont comes from transportation. On average, every Vermonter is responsible for between 5-6 tons of carbon emissions from driving. If […]
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Dartmouth Students Team Up with Sustainable Woodstock to Improve Access to Weatherization Services
By Lidia Balanovich, Elorm Coch, Cindy Yuan, and Catherine Cooney From January to June, four Dartmouth students partnered with Sustainable Woodstock to improve access to weatherization services in Vermont specifically
Gardening With Children
SusWoo Kids By Michael Caduto Gardening is a living process—a part of the natural cycle. Each garden is a tiny ecosystem that will succeed if you watch and take your
The Truth About Bioplastic
By Michael Caduto The season of picnics and potlucks is upon us. You may soon find yourself choosing foods from a delicious spread at a friend’s potluck or sampling exotic
Saving the Understory Sustainer of Our Forests
By Michael Caduto Consider the forest understory. One derivation of under implies a secondary position or role in relation to the trees that tower overhead, originating from the Old English
Climate Migration to Vermont
By Jenevra Wetmore The past few years have shown that Vermont is a popular place to live. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Vermont property sales to out-of-state buyers
In Anticipation of Fireflies
Exquisite and Energy-Efficient By Michael Caduto Dance of the Fireflies (Photo by Mike Lewinski on Unsplash) As the month of May matures in the North Country, the growing season accellerates
Sustainable Woodstock Highlights News & Initiatives
By Michael Caduto and Jenevra Wetmore Over 4,000 people have attended monthly films in the Upper Valley Climate Change and Sustainability Film Series, which is offered by Sustainable Woodstock in
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Gardening Cycles of Ndakinna
By Michael Caduto In Abenaki tradition the waxing of Kikas Kisos, the Planting Moon, marks the beginning of the gardening season. Photo credit: NASA Photo The beginning of the gardening
Reflections on Water
Sustainer of Life By Michael Caduto This reflection on our relationship to water, and denizens of aquatic habitats, is offered in honor of Winona LaDuke’s upcoming April 22nd Earth Day