About Indi Rose
Indi Rose is a junior environmental studies major and public communication minor at UVM. She loves the outdoors, ceramics, playing guitar, traveling, and petting any animal that will let her. Indi is looking forward to contributing positive media to Vermont’s passionate and caring commuity.
From the mountains to the desert: How Dug North’s Vermont upbringing prepared him for a grueling survival challenge
North put skills learned in his youth to the test on the History Channel’s “Alone” series. Now he’s passing them along.
Worsening tick activity may be new normal, state officials say
Experts attribute the growth of tick-related illnesses to climate change and more frequent tick-human contact.
Nonprofits combine research and legal expertise to protect Lake Champlain
Shoreline cleanups and policy reform have helped keep pollutants out of drinking water.
Craft Collective knits together Hardwick community
Held at the Civic Standard, the skillshare program connects crafters of all ages.
A farmer breeds seeds to withstand Vermont’s unpredictable weather
Homecoming Seeds cultivates varieties to extend the state’s short growing season.
As winters get warmer, maple farmers are learning to adapt
Producers adopt new methods as climate change disrupts sugaring season.