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Reptiles, Amphibians, and Our Forested Wetlands- Field Trip- Meet at South Wheelock Freewill Baptist Church Parking

Want to learn about our forested wetlands and the reptiles and amphibians that call them home?

"Ripple Effects 2026" series on water movement in landscapes, with discussions on flooding, hillsides, wetlands, and river channels.

Ripple Effects 2026: When Hillsides Move- September 9, 2026

Ripple Effects Watershed Forum 2026: When Hillsides Move

Funding available for conservation projects in Caledonia County through USDA-NRCS EQIP 2027. Apply by September 25, 2026.

Local Fund Pool Open House (Virtual)

Join CCNRCD staff and fellow Caledonia County land stewards to learn more about funding opportunities for Ridge-to-Valley Resilience through the USDA NRCS Environmental Quality Incentives Program local fund pool.

Ripple Effects 2026: Holding Water- September 16, 2026

Ripple Effects Watershed Forum 2026: Holding Water

Two people in a kayak on calm water, surrounded by greenery and a blue sky with clouds, transporting what looks like tires.

4th Annual Big 'Ol River Event

Join Passumpsic Valley Land Trust and CCNRCD for a Passumpsic River clean-up day!

Ripple Effects: Where the River Carries It- September 23, 2026

Ripple Effects Watershed Forum 2026: Where the River Carries It

May contain: outdoors, water, and nature

Sleepers River Weirs Gathering at the Danville Historical Society, Thurs 10/1

Have you ever wondered what those dam-like concrete structures in the Sleepers River and surrounding tributaries in Danville are all about? Do you have any stories or memories about these structures that you would like to share with and connect with others in town about?

The image shows three views of a river: two feature tranquil waters and nature, while the bottom shows people enjoying summer by swimming.

The East Burke Dam - Nine Years Later

October 7th, 2026

The image discusses how dynamite can be used to straighten crooked streams, improving water flow and reducing flooding risks.

The Dredging Question

October 14th, 2026

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