Regional Events

A chapter of the National Audubon Society to promote environmental education, wildlife protection, and land conservation.…

>> 5/10 : Warbler Walk at Little River State Park

>> 5/17 : World Migratory Bird Day Walk at the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

>> 5/24 : Spring Birding at Catamount Community Forest in Williston

To protect birds and the places they need, today and tomorrow

Unless otherwise specified, events and programs are based at the Green Mountain Audubon Center in Huntington, VT. The Green Mountain Audubon Center's hiking trails are open year-round to the public daily from dawn until dusk. Nestled in the foothills of the Green Mountains, the 250-acre Green Mountain Audubon Center offers outstanding opportunities for exploration and discovery of the natural world of Vermont. Five miles of trails wind their way through a variety of natural communities including, northern hardwood forest, hemlock swamp, and the Huntington River.

>> 5/8 :  Documentary Screening "New Neighbors: The Beavers of Allen Brook"

>> 5/10 : Birding for Kids at the Winooski Library

>> 5/13 : Pride Hikes Birding at Berlin Pond

>> 5/14 : Tough Conversations : Insects & Out EcoSystems VIRTUAL

>> 5/15 : May Bird Monitoring Walk 

>> 5/17 : Birds & Biodiverstiy at Charlotte Park and Wildlife Refuge

>> 5/18 : May Forage and Tasting 

>> 5/21 : Women Who Bird

>> 5/29 : Forest Playschool Open House

>> 5/31 : River Exploration: From Bugs to Birds at Lareau Park in Waitsfield

Connecting People with the Natural World

The North Branch Nature Center is a 28-acre preserve of forest and fields nestled in a gentle bend of the North Branch of the Winooski River, just two miles from downtown Montpelier.

>> 5/8 - 5/9 : History on the Land Nature Study Biodiversity University

>> 5/8 : Robin's Nest Nature Playgroup Spring Session

>> 5/9 : Spring Birding at Sodom Pond in Calais

>> 5/10 :

"Cow Pasture" Historical Agriculture Walk in Barre; 

Spring Mushroom Outing

>> 5/12 : ECO Homeschool Late Spring Session

>> 5/13 : Trekkers & Explorers Afterschool Program Craft Circle

>> 5/16 : Spring Birding at Catamount Community Forest in Williston

>> 5/23 : Spring Birding at Berlin Pond South End

>> 5/24 : Forestry for Naturalists Biodiversity University

>> 5/30 : 

Spring Birding at NBNC; 

The Northern Forest Atlas Traveling School of Botany & Ecology

To communicate the benefits of working forests, recognize exemplary actions of woodland owners and managers, provide educational opportunities, and to represent our membership before governmental bodies

>> 5/16 : Keeping Your Woods Healthy in an Unpredictable Future

UVM Jericho Research Forest and Conservation Center

>> 5/28 : Maintaining Ash in Your Woods: Strategies for Responding to Emerald Ash Borer

Vermont Land Trust’s King Farm in Woodstock

>> 5/30 : Keeping Your Woods Healthy in an Unpredictable Future

Merck Forest & Farmland

To organize, uplift, and inspire a community of wildlife trackers across the Northeastern U.S. and Canada

>> 5/17 - 5/18 : VT Track & Sign Certification Burlington

>> 5/31 : Birding by Ear & Skull ID Workshop Putney

A peer-to-peer community of landowners, professionals and others learning from and supporting each other to enhance wildlife habitats through sound forest management

>> 5/3 : 

Explore A Vernal Pool Api Mountain, Williamstown;

Spring Wildflower Walk Mills Riverside Park, Jericho

>> 5/6 : Tough Conversations: Finding Common Ground in Vermont’s Housing and Conservation Efforts VIRTUAL

>> 5/7 : Seeing Success Through Conservation Stories VIRTUAL

>> 5/10 : A Celebration of Birds Pratt Refuge, Duxbury

Protecting land and fostering connections to the farms, forests, and community spaces that define us

>> 5/14 : Summer Farm Tour Sunrise Orchards, Cornwall

>> 5/21: Restoring Crooked Creek with Women and Our Woods Button Farm, Colchester

Wild & Scenic Committee; to protect the rivers for the good of all. It’s your river. Make your splash!

>> 5/18 : UMATR & MRBA Open House