NEWS VT
Vermont Community Scientists Collect Lake Water Quality Data Available to the Public
May. 18th 2023Online lake monitoring results and reports help the state prioritize management and help the public understand water quality trends.
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How to Survive in a Constantly Changing Environment? Measuring Leopard Frog Responses to Drought
Apr. 10th 2023Researchers across the eastern United States found simulated drought has developmental disadvantages, and even increased mortality, in frogs.
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Learn About Environmental Permitting and Property Planning with the Vermont Natural Resources Atlas
Mar. 23rd 2023It’s been ten years since the Natural Resources Atlas came out; learn how people have used it and what it can offer.
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Tree Seedling Survival in Extreme Weather Depends on Seed Size and Forest Floor Conditions
Mar. 10th 2023Researchers tested 10 tree species to compare survival in extreme rain and drought events.
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Small-Scale Farmers Explore Ways to Sustainably Reduce Weed Growth: Tradeoffs of Tarping
Feb. 21st 2023Researchers work with local farmers to determine advantages and challenges of tarping; an up-and-coming agroecological practice.
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Mapping Vermont Moose Habitat Use to Aid Wildlife Managers
Feb. 7th 2023Tracking radio-collared moose in the Northeast Kingdom pinpoints habitat hotspots for management consideration.
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Exploring the Value of Residents’ Relationships with Nature in the Winooski River Watershed
Nov. 30th 2022Researchers found that people’s deep relationships with nature, and the values attached to those relationships, are connected to empathy with nature.
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Lake Acidification: Ecosystems Before, During, and After
Nov. 8th 2022Long-term monitoring of Beaver Pond shows how lake ecosystems are recovering from acidification amidst climate change.
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New Mapping Tool Identifies Vermont’s Environmentally Vulnerable Communities
Oct. 17th 2022Vermont Environmental Disparity Index shows greater environmental risk in communities of color and low English proficiency.
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Climate Change Impacts Phosphorus Loss From Tile-Drained Farm Fields
Sep. 21st 2022More frequent severe drought and heavy rain events can lead to spikes in phosphorus export from tile drains in Vermont farm fields.
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