ecoNEWS VT
Amphibian Road Mortality Drops by Over 80% with Wildlife Underpasses, Study Shows
Jul. 15th 2025New research highlights cost-effective solution for protecting salamanders, frogs, and other species by restoring habitat connections across roads.
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How Non-native Earthworms Impact Vermont Forest Soils and Carbon Storage
May. 7th 2025A UVM study found earthworm presence may impact forest soil structure creating more ‘protected’ soil carbon.
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Three Threatened Tiger Beetles of the State of Vermont
Mar. 3rd 2025University of Vermont student, Jay Sandler, drew three beetles native to Vermont to shed light on their importance to our ecosystems.
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Abenaki Connection to Natural World Painted in Gouache
Feb. 19th 2025High school senior, Anara Likhite-Bosley, painted this piece depicting a traditional Abenaki scene on the coasts of Lake Champlain circa early 1800s.
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Climate Change and Cyanobacteria: UVM's Cutting-Edge Research on Lake and Stream Health
Jan. 15th 2025As climate change has profound effects on waterways and water quality, it’s crucial to understand the effects of harmful cyanobacteria blooms.
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What Coyote Stories Tell Us About Our Relationship With Vermont’s Wildlife
Dec. 18th 2024Working with community scientists across Vermont, UVM research uncovers nuanced, complex relationships between residents and coyotes.
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How Can Residents of the Lake Champlain Basin Contribute to Water Quality and Stormwater Management?
Sep. 18th 2024This guide by the Lewis Creek Association helps walk residents through stormwater management on all different property types.
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Can Birds and Livestock Coexist? Rotational Grazing and other Bird Friendly Farming Techniques
Aug. 23rd 2024In this article, researchers at Audubon Vermont highlight the ways in which farming and bird conservation can support eachother.
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Sustainability Academy Fourth Graders Reflect on Trout Field Trip
Jul. 24th 2024Students spent a semester raising trout and studying their changes. At the end of the year, they celebrated releasing the trout into the wild.
Student Corner
Where Climate Change and Invasive Species Intersect – The Role of Climate in Green Ash Conservation
Jul. 22nd 2024Researchers at the US Forest Service and UVM investigate historical green ash tree growth to guide integrated EAB management strategies.
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