A network of neighbors inspiring woodland and wildlife stewardship
Vermont Coverts is a peer-to-peer community of landowners, professionals and others learning from and supporting each other to enhance wildlife habitats through sound forest management.
We offer three-day trainings that include classroom and field studies, as well as numerous forest stewardship workshops on diverse topics. We also facilitate personal contacts among individual landowners, experts, public agencies and private organizations in the conservation arena.
We offer three-day trainings that include classroom and field studies, as well as numerous forest stewardship workshops on diverse topics. We also facilitate personal contacts among individual landowners, experts, public agencies and private organizations in the conservation arena.
2025 Cooperator Training
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What's NewUpcoming Workshops Highlights
Connectivity and Vermont Conservation Design - Wednesday, October 23, Online. Register here. Franklin County Forester Meet and Greet - Saturday, October 26. Register here. Passing Lands Pop-up - Monday, November 4, Randolph, VT. Register here. For more details on these and other program options visit our calendar page! Listen to our podcast, "Heartwood"
Vermont Coverts and UVM Extension announce Heartwood, a podcast that connects Vermonters to our forests, forest management and the forest economy. Listen in as we get to the heart of why Vermont’s forests matter. Vermont Coverts is offering in-person and online programming.
For upcoming events, visit our calendar. To view recordings of past webinars, visit our video archive. |
Coverts is an English word dating to the 14th century, pronounced "cuh-verts" (not "coe-verts"). It refers to dense thickets that provide shelter for wildlife.
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Vermont Coverts: Woodlands for Wildlife, Inc.
PO Box 328 Vergennes, VT 05491 Email: info@vtcoverts.org Phone: 802-877-2777 |
Vermont Coverts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Join us in keeping Vermont's forests and wildlife healthy and productive.
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