Spring 2022 section A: Climate Vulnerability and Environmental Preparedness in Vermontsection B: Seeking Justice in Vermont’s Built Environment Community partners include the Addison County Regional Planning Commission, Addison County Community […]
Section A of our Community Engaged Practicum was themed, “Shifting baselines on a changing planet: a collaborative past and future ecology of Vermont”. Students engaged with natural history and archaeological […]
Our Focus: Beyond Equity and Towards Justice At its core, our focus is to take very seriously the historical-cultural moment we are in right now (while also examining the historical […]
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Students in the Fall 2019 Community-Engaged Practicum will explore Landscape Level Conservation in the Center-West Ecoregion of Vermont, working on a number of issues from the landscape level perspective. Community […]
Students in Jon Isham’s section of ENVS0401 met with the core working group members of Vision for Vermont this week and after a facilitated connecting exercise, they got down to […]
Students in Dan Brayton’s Section of ENVS 0401 will be exploring the future of the northern forests in collaboration with Vermont Family Forests. We started our explorations this week with […]
“Theories of Change: Insights for moving Vermont from where we are today to meeting our climate and energy goals” Students in the Fall 2018 Community-Engaged Practicum tackled the question of […]
Seminar students presented their final research findings at a range of venues — our on-campus weekly colloquium series and to a range of partners at the Efficiency Vermont offices in […]
The Spring 2017 ES401 B class project is to develop a model, or demonstration, landscape that can support multiple ecological and socio-economic values. Students are partnered with the College Office […]
Our theme for the Spring 2017 ENVS 0401 Section A is Energy and Equity, and we will be working on four projects in student teams of 4-5 students each. Our […]
Text as it appeared in Ag STAR March newsletter: The Viability of Methane Digesters in Vermont: Barriers and Solutions Students from Vermont’s Middlebury College recently published a report outlining barriers […]
Seminar Students presented their final research findings at a range of venues — our on-campus weekly colloquium series, to the Champlain Valley Farmer’s Coalition, and at the Agency of Agriculture. […]
A group of Middlebury students has created a podcast on the challenges of dairy farming in Vermont. The three-episode series, CowTalk: The Future of Vermont Dairy, offers nine local farmers’ […]
Addison County Independent Article