Sustainability and Personal Vehicles
By David Bluestein Electric vehicles are better for the environment and save drivers money in the long run. The federal tax credit for EVs expires September 30, 2025. For over […]
Vermont Standard
How Woodstock’s “Buy Nothing” group is upping our town’s eco-game, while building community
By Nicole GreenCo-Chair, Sustainable Woodstock A handmade banner hanging at the Taftsville Chapel Mennonite Fellowship It’s safe to say we have an overconsumption problem today. And the planet’s feeling it.
Upper Valley E-bike Lending Library
Participants at last year’s E-Bike Lending library. The Upper Valley E-bike Library is returning to Woodstock on August 14th-19th and will be located at North Chapel. This is a great
The Role of Compost in your Garden Beds
By Lee Moncton A 3-bin home compost system. Photo by Frank Thiemonge on Unsplash We have all heard that we should add more compost to our garden, in the same
Sustainable Woodstock and Wilde Bee Farm plant native gardens around Town
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
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Woodstock Awarded Grant for Drinking Water System
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
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No Bees, No Food–Creating a Pollinator Meadow
by Jeannie Lindheim and Steven Shama Native perennial flowers provide food and habitat for local birds, butterflies, and bees. Photo by Jeannie Lindheim How would you feel if you couldn’t
AI’s Environmental Impact
By David Bluestein Photo by Kari Shea on Unsplash In the past few years, generative artificial intelligence (AI) has gone from an obscure idea to a very real part of
Invasive Jumping Worms
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
Billings Community Garden Bank Restoration Planned for This Fall
Barnard Brook Immediately after the July 2023 flood–note the high water. Photo by Michael Caduto. Sustainable Woodstock hopes that you will join us for a picnic at 6:30 PM on June
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