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Thanks to a grant from VHCB, Dave Erickson was recently promoted from part-time Conservation Director to CHC's first ever full-time Executive Director.

Charlie Hancock and Dave Erickson provide an analysis of the effects of Act 59 and the State plan for conservation.

Understanding the funding structure behind CHC's Conservation Fund and how we use it to achieve the goals set forth by the organization.

It's that time of year...for the CHC Annual Membership Gathering! Looking forward to seeing you at this special event.

CHC's Board of Directors welcomes Kip Potter to the table. He brings an impressive resume of experience and knowledge to our mission. Get to know Kip in his own words...

Lightning strikes! One of our members shared some exciting photos from a lightning strike to a tree on her property. Check out the photos here...

Results from CHC's 2nd annual trail cam contest

Coverts Cooperators are forest landowners and/or community members who are interested in having an impact on their own land and in their communities. Click for more information and registration.

Charlie Hancock reminds us to slow down and enjoy the present moments of our beautiful Green Mountains in his intro piece to this Newsletter. Read on...

CHC has grand aspirations and we need your help to reach our goals. Click to find out different ways that you can support our success in the mission of forest stewardship.

CHC hosts visiting Author Ken Cadow for a book signing and reading of his young-adult novel "Gather" at the Montgomery Center for the Arts.

Co-director Nancy Patch and Executive Director Dave Erickson travel to

Writing the Land is an annual poetry and conservation publication that features poetic responses to stewardship. CHC is honored to be included in this year's anthology.

CHC board member Sarah Downes recounts her story of conservation.

Join CHC Director Dave Erickson at the annual Wildlife Fair. Happening September 20th.

With Winter thawing into Spring, Charlie Hancock gives us an ecological reflection on an itty-bitty organism found in vernal pools that you might not expect to find in Vermont forests.

CHC supporters and talented mother-daughter duo Annette and Jenny Goyne, debut their watercolor and photography artworks collectively in an August CHC sponsored exhibit at the MCA.

Nancy Patch details a series of Woodlots "field trips" to regional Forest Industry businesses that CHC endorses.

Join our partner organization for their 40th annual membership meeting.