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    Judith Scarl Migrates Southward

    for the past five and a half years, judith scarl has been a mainstay of vce’s conservation biology staff. now, she’s moving on,...

    ECO Americorps Members Reflect on Their Time at VCE

    eco americorps members abbie castriotta and julia pupko reflect on their term here at vce. abbie has been involved with multiple invertebrate studies,...

    Tribute to Steve Parren — a Conservation Champion and VCE Friend

    broke up the recently ice-glazed surface with shovels to create more open water for the trapped loon. It worked. Temperatures climbed a bit,...

    A Giant Leap Northward for a Butterfly

    our study published in frontiers in ecology and evolution this week shows an unusually rapid northward range shift by the eastern giant swallowtail....

    Outdoor Radio: Hunting for Invasive Jumping Worms

    earthworms recently found in Vermont and threaten forest health. Join Outdoor Radio as they search the forest floor looking for invasive species of worms....

    Fir Mast and Winter Weather Drives Survival in a Montane Forest Bird Species

    Chris Rimmer’s Mt. Mansfield banding data (stretching back to 2001) to test a series of hypotheses about factors that limit apparent survival in...

    Squirrel Numbers Mount, by Land and Water

    witnessed. dispersing animals are choosing some unusual travel modes, including swimming, and many have ended up as hapless victims of collisions with vehicles....

    VAL Updating the Checklist of Vermont Moths

    atlas of life. thanks to the tireless efforts of both professional and amateur lepidopterists, nearly 400 new moth species have been found in...

    Stand Up for Science!

    science is a self-correcting process that, with time, yields objective and reliable information that helps us make better choices. Today, there are loud...

    Field Guide to August 2023

    the dog days of summer are here, hot and sultry. the romans referred to this time of year as the days of the...