Fall 2014 Newsletter Vermont River Conservancy Conserving shorelands and access since 1995 Dear <<First Name>>, Happy Autumn! What a beautiful summer it was for VRC it was filled with site visits to many of our current projects including swimming holes, waterfalls and beautiful stretches of farmland. We were excited to close on several important river access sites and river corridor easements (see VRC Recently Completed Projects), and we continue to work hard on a record number of projects set to close later this year or in 2015. With all this great work, it was wonderful to welcome Sam Watson to the staff as a parttime Project Assistant, and three new board members: Dan Dutcher, Justin Kenney and Scott Muller! You can read more about these new additions below. We are looking ahead to a busy autumn, and yet we are enjoying all that this season has to offer with brilliant colors on the trees and crisper temperatures during our site visits. We are also looking forward to connecting with you, our VRC supporters, and hearing why Vermont's rivers are special to you. There are many ways you can connect with us phone call, Facebook , Twitter , our website , email , or visit us at our Montpelier office! We love hearing from you. In this newsletter, explore with us the wonderful places we've protected, with your help and please support our ongoing efforts to protect more river lands in Vermont. Together, we can protect the rivers and lands we love. VRC Staff L‐R: Sam Watson, Steve Libby, Lydia Menendez, Stephan Syz, Richarda Ericson, Noah Pollock Yours, Steve Libby In this issue: Welcome New Board Members! Journey's End Celebration VRC Recently Completed Projects River Accesses Upgraded Across The State VRC Talk at North Branch Nature Center November 6th You're Invited: Westminster Campsite Work Day! Subscribe Share Past Issues Translate
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Fall 2014 Newsletter
Vermont River
ConservancyConserving shorelands and access since 1995
Dear ltltFirst Namegtgt Happy Autumn What a beautiful summer it wasshy for VRC it was filled with site visits to many of ourcurrent projects including swimming holes waterfalls and beautiful stretches of farmland We wereexcited to close on several important river access sites and river corridor easements (see VRC RecentlyCompleted Projects) and we continue to work hard on a record number of projects set to close laterthis year or in 2015 With all this great work it was wonderful to welcome Sam Watson to the staff as apartshytime Project Assistant and three new board members Dan Dutcher Justin Kenney and Scott MullerYou can read more about these new additions below
We are looking ahead to a busy autumn and yet we are enjoying all that this season has to offer withbrilliant colors on the trees and crisper temperatures during our site visits We are also looking forwardto connecting with you our VRC supporters and hearing why Vermonts rivers are special to you Thereare many ways you can connect with usshy phone call Facebook Twitter our website email or visit us atour Montpelier office We love hearing from you
In this newsletter explore with us the wonderful places weve protected with your help shy and please
support our ongoing efforts to protect more river lands in Vermont Together we can protect the rivers
and lands we love
VRC Staff L‐R Sam Watson Steve Libby Lydia MenendezStephan Syz Richarda Ericson Noah Pollock
Yours Steve Libby
In this issue
Welcome New Board MembersJourneys End CelebrationVRC Recently Completed Projects River Accesses Upgraded Across The StateVRC Talk at North Branch Nature Center November 6thYoure Invited Westminster Campsite Work Day
Subscribe Share Past Issues Translate
Complete A Survey shy And Win PaddlingMaps
Welcome New Board MembersThe Vermont River Conservancy is happy to welcome Dan Dutcher Justin Kenney and ScottMuller to our Board of Directors All three bring distinct skills and experiences to the Board andwe feel fortunate to have them working with us
We are excited to have Dan Dutchers experience in watershed ecology and management as wellas his passion for Vermontrsquos natural resources Dan is an Assistant Attorney General for Vermontassigned principally to the Agency of Transportation You can read more about Dan here
Justin is the Green Infrastructure Coordinator for the State of Vermont where he focuses on thepromotion of sustainable stormwater management techniques Justin comes to us with a wealthof conservation and water resource experience in Vermont You can read more aboutJustin here
Scott has been working internationally for 2 decades in the public and private sectorsimplementing projects for low emission development urban sustainability and the valorization ofecosystem services Scott is a passionate waterman and worked for many years as aninternational whitewater and sea kayak guide You can read more about Scott here
We are so glad these three joined our Vermont River Conservancy team
Journeys End Celebration
In early September VRC held a celebration for the conservation of Journeyrsquos End withproject collaborators and supporters It was a beautiful day to celebrate the community thatcame together to protect a treasured spot in Johnson Below is a picture of the new CanuteDalmasse Plaque to honor the support of the Canute Dalmasse Fund for this importantproject
VRC Recently Completed Projects
Westminster Floodplain Forest VRC has recentlycompleted the conservation of a 15 acre floodplain forest
in Westminster VT providing new opportunities for nonshy
commercial nonshymotorized public recreational use along
the Connecticut River Paddlers Trail In the coming
month VRC will be coordinating the establishment of a
campsite for paddlers on this site This project was made
possible through financial assistance from the Vermont
Housing and Conservation Board the Davis Foundation the National Park Service and local
donors
Ward Campsite Since 2009 VRC friends Sam and Anne
Ward have hosted a campsite for paddlers on their land in
Guildhall VT Now this campsite and 27 acres of
surrounding riparian lands is permanently protected
thanks to their donation of a conservation easement This
project was funded by the Upper Connecticut River
Mitigation and Enhancement Fund the Tillotson
Foundation and the Canute Dalmasse Legacy Fund
Wildbranch Easements Two landowners with adjoining
parcels worked with VRC to protect 25 acres including
over a half mile of river frontage along the Wildbranch in
Wolcott VT The easements on these properties are
important because they will allow the river room to move
within its natural corridor These projects were funded by
a grant from the State of Vermont Agency of Natural
Resources Department of Environmental Conservation
River Accesses Upgraded Across The State VRC was busy improving access to the states waters this year thanks to a grant from the Agencyof Natural Resources matched with contributions from local donors and TransCanada HydroNortheast Projects included
Ladds Mill River Access North Branch of the Winooski A 25 step stone staircasenow provides access to the North Branch for paddlers anglers and other river enthusiasts
below the Ladds Mill Hydro facility in Worchester VermontNorms Launch Connecticut River An eroding gully used by fishermen to launchdriftboats (a flat bottom watercraft) in Lemington was upgraded with a concrete rampstone retaining wall and etiquette signageBellows Falls River Access Connecticut River A community cut off from the riverfor over a hundred years now has its own river access on land owned by the Bellows FallsHistorical Society A concrete and timber walkway was built to withstand spring floodsand safeguard users from the contaminated soils found in the areaGuildhall Portage Connecticut River A trail around a breached dam was improvedwith a 15 step stone staircase
VRC Talk at North Branch Nature Center November 6th
VRC is looking forward to giving a talk at the North Branch Nature Center on Thursday
November 6th at 630 pm Come learn about the North Branch of the Winooski River shy and how
the Vermont River Conservancy is protecting it Learn about the amazing swimming holes the
important flood plains the white water paddling stretches and how river science land
conservation and recreational enjoyments all make this beautiful place so special Please save the
date we hope to see you there
Youre InvitedWestminster Campsite Work Day
On Saturday October 25th volunteers are invited to help establish a newpaddler campsite along the Connecticut River in Westminster VT on landrecently conserved by VRC Join us and help construct a privy picnic tableregister box clear a trail and a tenting area and install signage Lunch will be
included No carpentry or trail experience necessary Volunteers are encouragedto bring paddling gear and join us for a late afternoon paddle This opportunity islimited to eight volunteers Register today For more information and to sign upcontact Noah Pollock at noahvermontriverconservancyorg by MondayOctober 20th
Complete A Survey shy And Win Paddling Maps Do you paddle or boat in the Lake Champlain watershed If so please pleaseconsider completing this online survey spearheaded by the Northern ForestCanoe Trail Your participation will help with efforts to prevent the spread ofaquatic invasive species This is also your chance to give federal and stateagencies important user feedback about recreational priorities especially in theMissisquoi River delta region All those completing the survey will be entered towin a complete set of river maps for the Missisquoi River The survey shouldtake approximately 5 minutes to complete Thanks for your help
Donation opportunities abound this timeof year and we hope youll considersupporting VRC Please mark yourcalendars for GivingTuesday on December 2 2014 Wegreatly appreciate your support
The Vermont River Conservancy nowhas an Amazon Smile account so youcan go to httpsmileamazoncom andchoose us as your organization VRCwill then receive a donation from yourpurchasesits that simple
Get the latest news from Vermont River Conservancy
Now you can find out about our conservation projects without delay Friendus or Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter
Please click here to unsubscribe from this list or update subscription preferences
Vermont River Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) all donations are tax deductible
29 Main St Suite 11 Montpelier VT 05602 httpvermontriverconservancyorg 802shy229shy0820
Amazon Smile shy VermontRiver Conservancy
Complete A Survey shy And Win PaddlingMaps
Welcome New Board MembersThe Vermont River Conservancy is happy to welcome Dan Dutcher Justin Kenney and ScottMuller to our Board of Directors All three bring distinct skills and experiences to the Board andwe feel fortunate to have them working with us
We are excited to have Dan Dutchers experience in watershed ecology and management as wellas his passion for Vermontrsquos natural resources Dan is an Assistant Attorney General for Vermontassigned principally to the Agency of Transportation You can read more about Dan here
Justin is the Green Infrastructure Coordinator for the State of Vermont where he focuses on thepromotion of sustainable stormwater management techniques Justin comes to us with a wealthof conservation and water resource experience in Vermont You can read more aboutJustin here
Scott has been working internationally for 2 decades in the public and private sectorsimplementing projects for low emission development urban sustainability and the valorization ofecosystem services Scott is a passionate waterman and worked for many years as aninternational whitewater and sea kayak guide You can read more about Scott here
We are so glad these three joined our Vermont River Conservancy team
Journeys End Celebration
In early September VRC held a celebration for the conservation of Journeyrsquos End withproject collaborators and supporters It was a beautiful day to celebrate the community thatcame together to protect a treasured spot in Johnson Below is a picture of the new CanuteDalmasse Plaque to honor the support of the Canute Dalmasse Fund for this importantproject
VRC Recently Completed Projects
Westminster Floodplain Forest VRC has recentlycompleted the conservation of a 15 acre floodplain forest
in Westminster VT providing new opportunities for nonshy
commercial nonshymotorized public recreational use along
the Connecticut River Paddlers Trail In the coming
month VRC will be coordinating the establishment of a
campsite for paddlers on this site This project was made
possible through financial assistance from the Vermont
Housing and Conservation Board the Davis Foundation the National Park Service and local
donors
Ward Campsite Since 2009 VRC friends Sam and Anne
Ward have hosted a campsite for paddlers on their land in
Guildhall VT Now this campsite and 27 acres of
surrounding riparian lands is permanently protected
thanks to their donation of a conservation easement This
project was funded by the Upper Connecticut River
Mitigation and Enhancement Fund the Tillotson
Foundation and the Canute Dalmasse Legacy Fund
Wildbranch Easements Two landowners with adjoining
parcels worked with VRC to protect 25 acres including
over a half mile of river frontage along the Wildbranch in
Wolcott VT The easements on these properties are
important because they will allow the river room to move
within its natural corridor These projects were funded by
a grant from the State of Vermont Agency of Natural
Resources Department of Environmental Conservation
River Accesses Upgraded Across The State VRC was busy improving access to the states waters this year thanks to a grant from the Agencyof Natural Resources matched with contributions from local donors and TransCanada HydroNortheast Projects included
Ladds Mill River Access North Branch of the Winooski A 25 step stone staircasenow provides access to the North Branch for paddlers anglers and other river enthusiasts
below the Ladds Mill Hydro facility in Worchester VermontNorms Launch Connecticut River An eroding gully used by fishermen to launchdriftboats (a flat bottom watercraft) in Lemington was upgraded with a concrete rampstone retaining wall and etiquette signageBellows Falls River Access Connecticut River A community cut off from the riverfor over a hundred years now has its own river access on land owned by the Bellows FallsHistorical Society A concrete and timber walkway was built to withstand spring floodsand safeguard users from the contaminated soils found in the areaGuildhall Portage Connecticut River A trail around a breached dam was improvedwith a 15 step stone staircase
VRC Talk at North Branch Nature Center November 6th
VRC is looking forward to giving a talk at the North Branch Nature Center on Thursday
November 6th at 630 pm Come learn about the North Branch of the Winooski River shy and how
the Vermont River Conservancy is protecting it Learn about the amazing swimming holes the
important flood plains the white water paddling stretches and how river science land
conservation and recreational enjoyments all make this beautiful place so special Please save the
date we hope to see you there
Youre InvitedWestminster Campsite Work Day
On Saturday October 25th volunteers are invited to help establish a newpaddler campsite along the Connecticut River in Westminster VT on landrecently conserved by VRC Join us and help construct a privy picnic tableregister box clear a trail and a tenting area and install signage Lunch will be
included No carpentry or trail experience necessary Volunteers are encouragedto bring paddling gear and join us for a late afternoon paddle This opportunity islimited to eight volunteers Register today For more information and to sign upcontact Noah Pollock at noahvermontriverconservancyorg by MondayOctober 20th
Complete A Survey shy And Win Paddling Maps Do you paddle or boat in the Lake Champlain watershed If so please pleaseconsider completing this online survey spearheaded by the Northern ForestCanoe Trail Your participation will help with efforts to prevent the spread ofaquatic invasive species This is also your chance to give federal and stateagencies important user feedback about recreational priorities especially in theMissisquoi River delta region All those completing the survey will be entered towin a complete set of river maps for the Missisquoi River The survey shouldtake approximately 5 minutes to complete Thanks for your help
Donation opportunities abound this timeof year and we hope youll considersupporting VRC Please mark yourcalendars for GivingTuesday on December 2 2014 Wegreatly appreciate your support
The Vermont River Conservancy nowhas an Amazon Smile account so youcan go to httpsmileamazoncom andchoose us as your organization VRCwill then receive a donation from yourpurchasesits that simple
Get the latest news from Vermont River Conservancy
Now you can find out about our conservation projects without delay Friendus or Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter
Please click here to unsubscribe from this list or update subscription preferences
Vermont River Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) all donations are tax deductible
29 Main St Suite 11 Montpelier VT 05602 httpvermontriverconservancyorg 802shy229shy0820
Amazon Smile shy VermontRiver Conservancy
VRC Recently Completed Projects
Westminster Floodplain Forest VRC has recentlycompleted the conservation of a 15 acre floodplain forest
in Westminster VT providing new opportunities for nonshy
commercial nonshymotorized public recreational use along
the Connecticut River Paddlers Trail In the coming
month VRC will be coordinating the establishment of a
campsite for paddlers on this site This project was made
possible through financial assistance from the Vermont
Housing and Conservation Board the Davis Foundation the National Park Service and local
donors
Ward Campsite Since 2009 VRC friends Sam and Anne
Ward have hosted a campsite for paddlers on their land in
Guildhall VT Now this campsite and 27 acres of
surrounding riparian lands is permanently protected
thanks to their donation of a conservation easement This
project was funded by the Upper Connecticut River
Mitigation and Enhancement Fund the Tillotson
Foundation and the Canute Dalmasse Legacy Fund
Wildbranch Easements Two landowners with adjoining
parcels worked with VRC to protect 25 acres including
over a half mile of river frontage along the Wildbranch in
Wolcott VT The easements on these properties are
important because they will allow the river room to move
within its natural corridor These projects were funded by
a grant from the State of Vermont Agency of Natural
Resources Department of Environmental Conservation
River Accesses Upgraded Across The State VRC was busy improving access to the states waters this year thanks to a grant from the Agencyof Natural Resources matched with contributions from local donors and TransCanada HydroNortheast Projects included
Ladds Mill River Access North Branch of the Winooski A 25 step stone staircasenow provides access to the North Branch for paddlers anglers and other river enthusiasts
below the Ladds Mill Hydro facility in Worchester VermontNorms Launch Connecticut River An eroding gully used by fishermen to launchdriftboats (a flat bottom watercraft) in Lemington was upgraded with a concrete rampstone retaining wall and etiquette signageBellows Falls River Access Connecticut River A community cut off from the riverfor over a hundred years now has its own river access on land owned by the Bellows FallsHistorical Society A concrete and timber walkway was built to withstand spring floodsand safeguard users from the contaminated soils found in the areaGuildhall Portage Connecticut River A trail around a breached dam was improvedwith a 15 step stone staircase
VRC Talk at North Branch Nature Center November 6th
VRC is looking forward to giving a talk at the North Branch Nature Center on Thursday
November 6th at 630 pm Come learn about the North Branch of the Winooski River shy and how
the Vermont River Conservancy is protecting it Learn about the amazing swimming holes the
important flood plains the white water paddling stretches and how river science land
conservation and recreational enjoyments all make this beautiful place so special Please save the
date we hope to see you there
Youre InvitedWestminster Campsite Work Day
On Saturday October 25th volunteers are invited to help establish a newpaddler campsite along the Connecticut River in Westminster VT on landrecently conserved by VRC Join us and help construct a privy picnic tableregister box clear a trail and a tenting area and install signage Lunch will be
included No carpentry or trail experience necessary Volunteers are encouragedto bring paddling gear and join us for a late afternoon paddle This opportunity islimited to eight volunteers Register today For more information and to sign upcontact Noah Pollock at noahvermontriverconservancyorg by MondayOctober 20th
Complete A Survey shy And Win Paddling Maps Do you paddle or boat in the Lake Champlain watershed If so please pleaseconsider completing this online survey spearheaded by the Northern ForestCanoe Trail Your participation will help with efforts to prevent the spread ofaquatic invasive species This is also your chance to give federal and stateagencies important user feedback about recreational priorities especially in theMissisquoi River delta region All those completing the survey will be entered towin a complete set of river maps for the Missisquoi River The survey shouldtake approximately 5 minutes to complete Thanks for your help
Donation opportunities abound this timeof year and we hope youll considersupporting VRC Please mark yourcalendars for GivingTuesday on December 2 2014 Wegreatly appreciate your support
The Vermont River Conservancy nowhas an Amazon Smile account so youcan go to httpsmileamazoncom andchoose us as your organization VRCwill then receive a donation from yourpurchasesits that simple
Get the latest news from Vermont River Conservancy
Now you can find out about our conservation projects without delay Friendus or Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter
Please click here to unsubscribe from this list or update subscription preferences
Vermont River Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) all donations are tax deductible
29 Main St Suite 11 Montpelier VT 05602 httpvermontriverconservancyorg 802shy229shy0820
Amazon Smile shy VermontRiver Conservancy
Wildbranch Easements Two landowners with adjoining
parcels worked with VRC to protect 25 acres including
over a half mile of river frontage along the Wildbranch in
Wolcott VT The easements on these properties are
important because they will allow the river room to move
within its natural corridor These projects were funded by
a grant from the State of Vermont Agency of Natural
Resources Department of Environmental Conservation
River Accesses Upgraded Across The State VRC was busy improving access to the states waters this year thanks to a grant from the Agencyof Natural Resources matched with contributions from local donors and TransCanada HydroNortheast Projects included
Ladds Mill River Access North Branch of the Winooski A 25 step stone staircasenow provides access to the North Branch for paddlers anglers and other river enthusiasts
below the Ladds Mill Hydro facility in Worchester VermontNorms Launch Connecticut River An eroding gully used by fishermen to launchdriftboats (a flat bottom watercraft) in Lemington was upgraded with a concrete rampstone retaining wall and etiquette signageBellows Falls River Access Connecticut River A community cut off from the riverfor over a hundred years now has its own river access on land owned by the Bellows FallsHistorical Society A concrete and timber walkway was built to withstand spring floodsand safeguard users from the contaminated soils found in the areaGuildhall Portage Connecticut River A trail around a breached dam was improvedwith a 15 step stone staircase
VRC Talk at North Branch Nature Center November 6th
VRC is looking forward to giving a talk at the North Branch Nature Center on Thursday
November 6th at 630 pm Come learn about the North Branch of the Winooski River shy and how
the Vermont River Conservancy is protecting it Learn about the amazing swimming holes the
important flood plains the white water paddling stretches and how river science land
conservation and recreational enjoyments all make this beautiful place so special Please save the
date we hope to see you there
Youre InvitedWestminster Campsite Work Day
On Saturday October 25th volunteers are invited to help establish a newpaddler campsite along the Connecticut River in Westminster VT on landrecently conserved by VRC Join us and help construct a privy picnic tableregister box clear a trail and a tenting area and install signage Lunch will be
included No carpentry or trail experience necessary Volunteers are encouragedto bring paddling gear and join us for a late afternoon paddle This opportunity islimited to eight volunteers Register today For more information and to sign upcontact Noah Pollock at noahvermontriverconservancyorg by MondayOctober 20th
Complete A Survey shy And Win Paddling Maps Do you paddle or boat in the Lake Champlain watershed If so please pleaseconsider completing this online survey spearheaded by the Northern ForestCanoe Trail Your participation will help with efforts to prevent the spread ofaquatic invasive species This is also your chance to give federal and stateagencies important user feedback about recreational priorities especially in theMissisquoi River delta region All those completing the survey will be entered towin a complete set of river maps for the Missisquoi River The survey shouldtake approximately 5 minutes to complete Thanks for your help
Donation opportunities abound this timeof year and we hope youll considersupporting VRC Please mark yourcalendars for GivingTuesday on December 2 2014 Wegreatly appreciate your support
The Vermont River Conservancy nowhas an Amazon Smile account so youcan go to httpsmileamazoncom andchoose us as your organization VRCwill then receive a donation from yourpurchasesits that simple
Get the latest news from Vermont River Conservancy
Now you can find out about our conservation projects without delay Friendus or Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter
Please click here to unsubscribe from this list or update subscription preferences
Vermont River Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) all donations are tax deductible
29 Main St Suite 11 Montpelier VT 05602 httpvermontriverconservancyorg 802shy229shy0820
Amazon Smile shy VermontRiver Conservancy
below the Ladds Mill Hydro facility in Worchester VermontNorms Launch Connecticut River An eroding gully used by fishermen to launchdriftboats (a flat bottom watercraft) in Lemington was upgraded with a concrete rampstone retaining wall and etiquette signageBellows Falls River Access Connecticut River A community cut off from the riverfor over a hundred years now has its own river access on land owned by the Bellows FallsHistorical Society A concrete and timber walkway was built to withstand spring floodsand safeguard users from the contaminated soils found in the areaGuildhall Portage Connecticut River A trail around a breached dam was improvedwith a 15 step stone staircase
VRC Talk at North Branch Nature Center November 6th
VRC is looking forward to giving a talk at the North Branch Nature Center on Thursday
November 6th at 630 pm Come learn about the North Branch of the Winooski River shy and how
the Vermont River Conservancy is protecting it Learn about the amazing swimming holes the
important flood plains the white water paddling stretches and how river science land
conservation and recreational enjoyments all make this beautiful place so special Please save the
date we hope to see you there
Youre InvitedWestminster Campsite Work Day
On Saturday October 25th volunteers are invited to help establish a newpaddler campsite along the Connecticut River in Westminster VT on landrecently conserved by VRC Join us and help construct a privy picnic tableregister box clear a trail and a tenting area and install signage Lunch will be
included No carpentry or trail experience necessary Volunteers are encouragedto bring paddling gear and join us for a late afternoon paddle This opportunity islimited to eight volunteers Register today For more information and to sign upcontact Noah Pollock at noahvermontriverconservancyorg by MondayOctober 20th
Complete A Survey shy And Win Paddling Maps Do you paddle or boat in the Lake Champlain watershed If so please pleaseconsider completing this online survey spearheaded by the Northern ForestCanoe Trail Your participation will help with efforts to prevent the spread ofaquatic invasive species This is also your chance to give federal and stateagencies important user feedback about recreational priorities especially in theMissisquoi River delta region All those completing the survey will be entered towin a complete set of river maps for the Missisquoi River The survey shouldtake approximately 5 minutes to complete Thanks for your help
Donation opportunities abound this timeof year and we hope youll considersupporting VRC Please mark yourcalendars for GivingTuesday on December 2 2014 Wegreatly appreciate your support
The Vermont River Conservancy nowhas an Amazon Smile account so youcan go to httpsmileamazoncom andchoose us as your organization VRCwill then receive a donation from yourpurchasesits that simple
Get the latest news from Vermont River Conservancy
Now you can find out about our conservation projects without delay Friendus or Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter
Please click here to unsubscribe from this list or update subscription preferences
Vermont River Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) all donations are tax deductible
29 Main St Suite 11 Montpelier VT 05602 httpvermontriverconservancyorg 802shy229shy0820
Amazon Smile shy VermontRiver Conservancy
included No carpentry or trail experience necessary Volunteers are encouragedto bring paddling gear and join us for a late afternoon paddle This opportunity islimited to eight volunteers Register today For more information and to sign upcontact Noah Pollock at noahvermontriverconservancyorg by MondayOctober 20th
Complete A Survey shy And Win Paddling Maps Do you paddle or boat in the Lake Champlain watershed If so please pleaseconsider completing this online survey spearheaded by the Northern ForestCanoe Trail Your participation will help with efforts to prevent the spread ofaquatic invasive species This is also your chance to give federal and stateagencies important user feedback about recreational priorities especially in theMissisquoi River delta region All those completing the survey will be entered towin a complete set of river maps for the Missisquoi River The survey shouldtake approximately 5 minutes to complete Thanks for your help
Donation opportunities abound this timeof year and we hope youll considersupporting VRC Please mark yourcalendars for GivingTuesday on December 2 2014 Wegreatly appreciate your support
The Vermont River Conservancy nowhas an Amazon Smile account so youcan go to httpsmileamazoncom andchoose us as your organization VRCwill then receive a donation from yourpurchasesits that simple
Get the latest news from Vermont River Conservancy
Now you can find out about our conservation projects without delay Friendus or Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter
Please click here to unsubscribe from this list or update subscription preferences
Vermont River Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) all donations are tax deductible
29 Main St Suite 11 Montpelier VT 05602 httpvermontriverconservancyorg 802shy229shy0820
Amazon Smile shy VermontRiver Conservancy
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