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CONSERVING AND PROTECTING SOIL, WATER, AND NATURAL RESOURCES FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1945.

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Now Hiring Summer Staff

We are currently accepting applications for one summer environmental education staff position at the Lamoille County Nature Center. Summer staff assist in the design and facilitation of our summer camps program and other education and outreach programs. A good summer opportunity for an environmental science/biology or education student! Send resume and cover letter to Stacey Waterman, Education Program Coordinator at stacey.waterman@vt.nrcdnet.net.

2021 Spring Newsletter available

Spring 2021

Lamoille River Habitat Restoration Project

A cooperative agreement between the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USWFS) and LCCD promises to restore 25 miles of brook trout habitat by removing four barriers to fish passage. This includes removal of dams and culverts. The agreement also promise to restore 50 acres of upland habitat and 20 acres of wetland habitat in the Lamoille River Watershed.

Summer Camps 2021

Sensory Superpowers and Wild in the Wilderness Camps are now full. Half-day Forest Fairy Camp still has openings for 4-5 year-olds. Camps information and registration materials can be found here.

Copley Park Stormwater Project Completed!

Through a block grant with the VT DEC and the Natural Resource Conservation Council, LCCD is installing a large subsurface stormwater filtrat ion system. The Stormtech TM system being installed will service of 10 acres of drainage area and will prevent an estimated 2,710 lbs. of polluted sediment and 16 lbs.of Phosphorus annually from entering the Lamoille River corridor.

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