The Vermont Institute of Natural Science says the growing holiday tradition has helped introduce new patrons to VINS.

We encourage all Vermonters to get involved in the conservation of biodiversity and especially to support the implementation of Act 59 in our state.

Eighty-six teachers from throughout Vermont were honored at a UVM ceremony on Nov. 7 as this year’s Outstanding Educators. Four of those teachers hail from Washington County, including Jodi Bushway, a ...

Vermont’s Agency of Natural Resources said it has begun monitoring the potential dangers to the state’s drinking water from ...

Set inside Coolidge State Forest, itself sandwiched between the north and south parts of Green Mountain National Forest, ...

Camp Endo is the ultimate rustic retreat in Vermont’s Green Mountains and features a 13,400-square-foot main residence with ...

Fred Homer lives up a back road in Williamsville. He’s 85 and is married to Deb Feiner, a physical therapist practicing cranio-sacral therapy. Their two children are married and live ...

"Vermont forests are under threat. This includes the plants and animals who call our forests home, as well as our communities ...

On nights during the holiday season, Shelburne Museum turns into a winter wonderland full of colorful light displays. Each ...

When Jim Andrews began work on the Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas in 1994, the goal was simple: collect information to help inform the decisions of the state committee deciding ...

Vermont Business Magazine As the nation contends with dwindling disaster relief funds, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Sen. Peter Welch (D-Vt.), and Rep. Becca Balint (D-At Large) today called for the ...

Vermont forests are under threat. This includes the plants and animals who call our forests home, as well as our communities that rely on healthy forests for clean drinking water, ...