Provides cost-effective and sustainable environmental assistance to state businesses.

A non-profit organization devoted to education and research designed to engage individuals and communities in the care of their environment.

A "think-do tank" dedicated to sustainable resource use, economics, and community. Providing information, analysis, and practical demonstrations that can foster transitions to sustainable systems at all levels of society, from local to global.

Partnership between the state and her universities and colleges to develop science and technology infrastructure.

Organization encouraging the maintenance, enhancement and/or creation of wildlife habitat on private forest lands in the state. Information about objectives, workshops, and other activities.

Activities emphasize dairy research, equine sciences, mammary biology, milk quality, biosecurity and safety. Goal is to provide cost effective facilities for agricultural research, education and to play a key role in the development and promotion of agriculture in Vermont and New England.

Spatial modeling of past and future land use in Vermont towns. A planning tool for conservationists; includes projects by county.

A Department of Vermont State Government that manages state lands, parks and offers advice to the public concerning recreation, natural resource and lands use.

Photographs and comments from the Boston Mineral Club Field Trip to the Vermont Asbestos Group quarry (fall of 1998).

Contains photographs of the intersections of integer latitude and longitude degree lines for Vermont project sites.

State conservation organization devoted to conserve, restore,and protect coldwater fisheries. Provides links to 6 Vermont Chapters.

Consulting firm providing clients with investigation and solutions for managing environmental issues. Information for testing/consulting and abatement. Offices in Rutland, Richmond, and Morrisville.

Insect and wildlife management company. Information for carpenter ants, pigeons, birds, wildlife pets, rodents, and insects. Locations in Burlington, St Albans, and South Hero.

Nine member board which is divided into two panels, the Land Use Panel and the Water Resources Panel. Provides rules of procedure, schedule and staff.

Cooperators from government, academic and private sectors who gather and pool information on the state's forest ecosystem.

A group of amateur astronomers with membership ranging from beginning naked-eye stargazers to advanced amateurs with home observatories and elaborate equipment.