In our current world of social distancing and a stay at home order, outdoor recreation looks a little different than it used to. GMC’s recommendation is to take walks right out your door and explore your neighborhood on any trails, dirt roads, or sidewalks you have available. As you discover what spending time in nature […]
Everyone Benefits from B Corporations
This post was written by T Hanson, GMC’s development assistant. In these disconcerting times of stock market volatility and COVID-19, it is comforting to know that in the corporate world there is already infrastructure established for businesses to support local communities. A business certified as a B Corporation has made a commitment to using “Business […]
Leverage: It’s Not About Size or Strength
This article was written by Rosalie Sharp, 2019 Long Trail Patrol Leader, and previously appeared in the Fall 2019 Long Trail News. Family and friends typically struggle to understand what I mean when I say I lead trail crews. I’ve found the quickest way to create an image is to tell them something like “My […]
Support Alpine Research: Become a Citizen Scientist
This post was written by John Plummer, GMC’s group outreach & field coordinator. At the end of November, Green Mountain Club (GMC) staff attended a meeting for the partners of the Northeast Alpine Flower Watch (NEAFW). Moving into its second year, this project aims to track the effects of climate change in the alpine zone […]
Cleaning Traces Off The Long Trail
This article was written by Lorne Currier, GMC Field Assistant. As we celebrate 50 years of the Green Mountain Club caretaker program, it’s worth recognizing the amount of effort required to keep the Long Trail System tidy. Same as the bathroom or kitchen sink in a residential home must be cleaned regularly, the Long Trail […]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 11
- Next Page »
