Cooperators & Friends
Coverts Cooperators
People who complete the 3-day Coverts Training are called Cooperators, so named to reflect our commitment to peer-to-peer support and cooperation. There are over 800 Cooperators who have influenced forestry and wildlife stewardship practices on over 300,000 acres of Vermont woodlands.
If you’re interested in talking to another Vermont landowner about what it means to manage your woods with wildlife in mind, contact our office and we’ll connect you with a Cooperator near you. Cooperators are eager to share their experiences with other landowners. |
"We wanted to work with a forester after talking with Jack (a VT Coverts Cooperator). He really opened our eyes to the many goals that can be reached by a management plan." |
Congratulations to the Fall 2024 class!
Left to Right:
Matt Bull, Orange County Ari Lattanzi, Orange County Trey Shores, Chittenden/Washington Kevin Gish, Windsor County Kerry Brosnan, Chittenden/Franklin Kristen Vawter, Windham County Melissa Collins, Grand Isle County Shari Zabirskie, Windham County Leo Andreev, Caledonia County Julia Chafets, Washington County Jessica Engels, Washington County Graham Kresfelder, Rutland County Laura Hitchcock, Rutland County Paul Davis, Rutland County |
Missing from picture:
Sutart Chandler, Windsor County |
Friends of Coverts
Many people who are interested in forest management that enhances wildlife habitat, but who have not attended the Cooperator Training, support Vermont Coverts and attend our other educational events. They are known as Friends of Coverts, and we deeply appreciate their participation and support of this important mission.
Banner photo: Coverts Cooperator training field visit, by Alicia Carlson
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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