The Stowe Petal Project repurposes flower arrangements in one of Vermont’s most popular wedding destinations.

Technology is making the pastime more accessible to Gen Z members, sparking a greater interest in the state’s natural communities. 

As the Trump administration rescinds the definition of “harm,” environmental experts explain what the change could mean for Vermont’s listed species and future environmental policy.

Ginkgo leaves, charred grapevines and secret clay deposits are just some of the materials repurposed by three local artists.

Twenty years after the first atlas, the Vermont Center for Ecostudies is inviting residents to help collect data for the 2nd Vermont Butterfly Atlas.

How different vendors across the wedding industry are adapting their business practices to embrace sustainability.

Behind one local farmer’s decision to turn her goat-dairy into a sanctuary offering animal-assisted therapies.

How one local team is challenging the fashion norms of the sporting world. 

A recent University of Vermont study found that natural causes, including invasive insects, are killing more trees than logging in the Northeast.

Experts weigh in on what may be in store for this summer.