H.276 would permanently protect Sterling Pond and 268,000 acres of other state land across Vermont. Hello friends of wild places! I...

The Vermont Climate Resilience and State Wildlands Act will protect cherished public lands like the Tinker Brook Natural Area in Coolidge...

Old forests are now "essentially absent" from the Vermont Landscape. The Vermont Wildlands Act would protect core state lands, like this...

RELEASE: Representative Amy Sheldon introduces Vermont Climate Resilience and State Wildlands Act

One hundred activists protest destructive Telephone Gap logging plan; call on the VT congressional delegation to cancel the project

Join us on or before Friday, January 17th in submitting objections to the GMNF's reckless Telephone Gap logging project!

Happy 50th to Vermont’s Lye Brook and Bristol Cliffs Wilderness areas, and the Presidential Range-Dry River Wilderness in New Hampshire!

Celebrating another year of progress for New England's public forests!

Standing Trees is deeply saddened and disappointed to learn that the VT ANR has approved a lackluster final plan for the Worcester Range

The U.S. Forest Service has received more than 1 million comments over four comment periods urging it to protect mature and old-growth trees

Speak up for Vermont state lands by attending an upcoming public meeting and submitting a comment to put the PUBLIC back in public lands!

Choose between big views from the top of the Worcester Range, explore an old-growth forest, or paddle with us on NH's Lake Tarleton!

The Forest Service is on the verge of finalizing an old-growth logging plan instead of an old-growth protection policy. Take action today!

Vermont passed historic 30x30 legislation in 2023. A year on, the entities in charge of implementing Act 59 are at risk of violating the law

On Thursday the Forest Service released a long-anticipated draft analysis for a new policy to manage older forests on federal lands

Submit a comment today to stop the US Forest Service from logging some of the healthiest forests in all of Vermont!

Vermont ANR has released a draft of its first-ever management plan for the Worcester Range. The public has until February 2nd to comment.

Burlington Electric Dept ratepayers are losing millions of dollars each year; money that could be better invested in low-carbon energy.

The public has been kept in the dark about a proposal to connect Stowe (Vail Resorts) and Smugglers Notch Ski Resort by a new gondola.

McNeil power plant goes “on trial” at Burlington City Hall. Experts to set the record straight on Vermont's single largest source of carbon.