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Fall Foliage Is Changing, UVM Scientists Explain Why
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (320+ words) Lake Seymour in Morgan., Vt. Fall foliage tourism generates more than $1 billion nationally each year, and more than $600 million in Vermont alone, according to state data. As leaf-peeping season approaches, three University of Vermont researchers explained the science behind the…...
What a Danville Woodlot's Stumps and Stone Piles Tell
2+ week, 4+ day ago (541+ words) : The Pumpkin Hill Town Forest in Danville, Vermont, is often called the 100-Acre Woods — the name carved into the sign at the trailhead. When I walk into a woodlot for the first time, I notice clues right away—clues that…...
Old Stone House Museum to host Fall Fiber Faire Sept. 19
3+ week, 3+ day ago (326+ words) Eve Jacobs-Carnahan with her knitted Vermont State House, part of her "Knit Democracy Together" project. Jacobs-Carnahan will deliver the Fall Fiber Faire's 10 a.m. keynote, "Crafting Activism from the American Revolution to Today," on Sept. 19. BROWNINGTON, Vt. — The Old Stone House Museum…...
Swim, fish and paddle at best lakes in Vermont’s Northeast
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1721+ words) Willoughby Lake, Westmore Vt. Lower a white disc the size of a dinner plate into Seymour Lake on a still July morning and it will still be visible past twenty-five feet down. The state has been doing exactly that, every…...