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Vermont Conversation: Celebrating and defending protest, America’s founding principle

Vermont Conversation: Some joy, some tragedy. 2 Vermont authors on the struggles of rural living

Vermont Conversation: ‘Going to where the silence is.’ Journalist Amy Goodman on 30 years of speaking truth to power

Vermont Conversation: Cartoonist Tillie Walden celebrates early American queer love in Vermont in new book

Vermont Conversation: ‘Strive for that more perfect union.’ Rep. Becca Balint on resurgent white nationalism, war in Ira...

Vermont Conversation: ‘Action is the antidote to despair.’ Ben Cohen fights to save the soul of Ben & Jerry’s.

Vermont Conversation: Journalist Jasper Craven on the toxic mix of militarism and masculinity

Vermont Conversation: Are smartphones birth control? Economist Caitlin Myers on sex, abortion access and talking across...

Vermont Conversation: ‘How the Democrats Screwed Bernie.’ Former Sanders chief campaign strategist Tad Devine on the 201...

As Vermont is a key link in global species movement, state and partners build out conservation networks and wildlife pas...

From conversation to community action: at one year mark, Gone Guys documentary inspires new investments across Vermont a...

Vermont is talking. Is Montpelier listening?

Vermont is losing people, jobs and young talent at a rate that should alarm anyone paying attention. This session proved the Legislature can act — when it chooses to. Read the stor...

🎧“DEC Does What?!” Podcast: And the Survey Says…

ONLINE — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has released the latest episode of “DEC Does What?!”, the bi-weekly podcast that features...

In rural Vermont, a pioneer of beaver coexistence continues his life’s work

Are Vermonters hungry for neighborhood connection?

Vermont’s media has a rural blind spot

The state's dominant press outlets are downplaying a grassroots movement that turned out to be the story of the year. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont’s media has a rural...

‘Vermont that still feels wild’: Three waterways proposed for the ‘National Park System for rivers’

Yonder Radio: Dry Farming, Data Center Regulation, and Adventures on the Open Road

Tune in for conversations about dry farming, data center regulation, and adventures on the open road. Plus, building community through men's sheds, and music from Larry and Joe, wh...

Athlete / Activist Caroline Gleich on Data Centers, the Situation in Utah, & Why It Matters to All of Us (Ep.410)

The rapid proliferation of plans to build large data centers across the USA is a massive story with major consequences. Caroline Gleich talks about what is happening in Utah and be...

PODCAST EP. 373: Johnny Morris on Conservation, Quail, and Inspiring the Next Generation

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From Fishing to Conservation With Alex Troutman

Wildlife biologist Alex Troutman jokes that he was always destined to be a fisherman. But Troutman family fishing trips taught Alex to appreciate birds, too. On the Bring Birds Bac...

PODCAST EP. 370: Pollinators, Quail, and Wild Foods from the Desert

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Hunting and Conservation Go Hand in Hand

When waterfowl are in decline, hunters are some of the first people to sound the alarm — and fund their recovery. On the Bring Birds Back podcast, Ducks Unlimited project manager J...

Vermont turned a copper mine into a 20,000-panel solar farm. Noah Kahan made it an Easter egg in his new album

The “Great Divide” singer references the Elizabeth Mine project in Strafford, Vermont in his new song, “Haircut.”