FEBRUARY VACATION DAY PROGRAMS
A
week of wintry programs
for
the junior naturalists to explore!
Monday:
Snow Secrets
Tuesday: Winter Survival
Wednesday: Tree Tales
Thursday: The Magic of the Woods
Friday: Outside and Inside Art
Click
on the Calendar for details
Lamoille Valley Farm and Forest Initiative
LCNRCD supports the working landscape and advocates for a farm and forest lands-based economy of the Lamoille River Watershed through the Lamoille Valley Farm and Forest Initiative (LVFFI). The initiative is comprised of a series of projects that support the working landscape, be it farming or forestry or their secondary markets. For more information, access LVFFI.
Lamoille River Watershed Farm & Forest Directory
This is an amazing resource if you are looking to “buy local” when it comes to agricultural and forestry products available here in the Lamoille watershed. The directory is a project of the Lamoille Valley Farm & Forest Initiative (LVFFI) and is supported by the Sustainable Future Fund, the WaterWheel Foundation, the Vermont Agency of Agriculture and the Northern Vermont RC&D. Click here for a map of Farm and Forest producers in the Lamoille Watershed.
Recognizing the need for a group that can lead watershed-wide implementation efforts, organizations that were involved in the Lamoille Watershed basin planning process created the Lamoille Watershed Initiative. For more information, access Our Watershed.
Online Resources for Educators Activities and Outreach Projects ranging from Educational Kits, to Resource Professionals, to historical information, to maps and curricula.
The Lamoille River Watershed Agriculture & River Resource Guide was made possible with support from the Vermont Agency of Agriculture and the Morrisville Rotary Club.
OUR MISSION
The
Lamoille County Natural Resources Conservation District was established
1945 in response to the degradation of natural resources vital to
the agricultural livelihood of residents in Lamoille County.
Working in Partnership with the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation
Service, the Conservation District works:
To maintain and improve our natural resources
To aid and educate our fellow citizens to
appreciate and adjust to the changes taking place in our natural resource system.
To be a local voice for conservation, preservation and stewardship of all natural resources and work in conjunction with other agencies (private and public) at the grassroots level.