Spring is an excellent time to explore the natural world around us and celebrate plants and animals emerging again. But did you know your casual observations can contribute to scientific research projects all over the world? Citizen science refers to the public’s collaboration and participation in professional science projects, especially in the natural world. The […]
How to Celebrate Black History Month in Vermont and Beyond
Buffalo Soldiers, the nickname given to all-African-American military regiments in the post-Civil War period, served as some of the first care takers of the national parks. Photo courtesy National Park Service. Black History Month is in full swing, and here are some ways you can honor and celebrate Black culture, history, art, and the folks […]
8 Tips for Avoiding Search and Rescue Services
There can be no denying that 2021 was been an active year for search and rescue (SAR) in Vermont. While no database provides exact numbers, there have been an estimated 25 percent more incidents than usual. A backcountry rescue can require more time and resources, so it’s important to know how to get yourself out […]
10 Essentials to Pack on Any Winter Hike
Hiking preparedness is crucial in all seasons, but especially so in cold and unpredictable winter. GMC recommends the “10 Essentials” for any hike: nutrition, hydration, insulation, illumination, navigation, first aid supplies, fire, repair kit, emergency shelter, and sun protection. Here’s how to make this list work for you in winter conditions, along with some pro […]
Indigenous Leaders to Follow for Native American Heritage Month
This month is Native American Heritage Month. We’re honoring indigenous communities, who have historically stewarded the lands we cherish. In Vermont, we recognize the Abenaki people’s role in caring for the mountains we love. To honor the contributions of these communities, we’re sharing the indigenous leaders, native influencers, and resources we enjoy learning from. Let […]
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