Reports
VCE’s Annual Report
At first glance, the Vermont Center for Ecostudies may look like a small organization. Look a little closer, and something else comes into view: a growing network of scientists, volunteers, and partners generating the data and insight needed to understand a rapidly changing natural world. In 2025, that work gained momentum. With your support, we expanded not just our reach, but the depth and clarity of what we can see.
Past Years' Annual Reports
VAL 10th Anniversary Report
The Vermont Atlas of Life 10th Anniversary Report synthesizes VAL’s efforts over the last decade of gathering data to help establish a biodiversity baseline for Vermont. This report uses nearly 8 million primary biodiversity occurrence records, totaling almost 12,000 verified species recorded across Vermont—all curated at the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) and searchable using the VAL Data Explorer.
State of Vermont’s Wild Bees
With over 350 species in Vermont, wild bees are a diverse and ecologically important insect group, providing crucial pollination services. Over the past decade, thousands of community scientists and professional biologists have helped us to survey wild bees across Vermont, allowing us to assess their conservation status for the first time.
