Vermont Land Trust

The Vermont Land Trust helps explore conserved, visitor-accessible land through a land map and featured properties.

The page highlights special places, including visitor-friendly sites and locations where staff and partners test land management practices, as well as farms with farmstores on conserved land.

The Vermont Land Trust assists with land protection, farm purchases, and community land preservation.

Vermont is known for it's farms and local food. It's critical to protect farmland and help new farmers get a start with land they can afford.

The page offers guides on identifying meadow wildflowers, managing forests for invasive species, and essays with staff Q&A.

The page lists easy walking trails for beginners, featuring scenic views and nature connection.

The Eric Rozendaal Memorial Award is given annually to a thoughtful, creative, and entrepreneurial Vermont farmer.

With the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), seven farms and partners implemented efforts to restore floodplains and improve water quality in the Lake Champlain and Connecticut River watersheds.

Kessick Swamp Wildlife Management area was recently expanded thanks to the Hayden family who chose to protect 138 acres in Sunderland.

The page shares recent news releases and announcements about the Vermont Land Trust’s work across Vermont.

The Vermont Land Trust employs 45 people dedicated to protecting Vermont’s land.

Join a high performing and collaborative team that brings passion and commitment to protecting Vermont’s farms, forests, and community lands.

The Vermont Land Trust seeks a Legal Project Manager.

The Vermont Land Trust board consists of passionate leaders committed to land conservation and sustainability.

The Vermont Land Trust employs project managers and land experts to advocate for accessible, vital, and viable land.

Since 1977, the Vermont Land Trust has protected over 620,000 acres of farms, forests, and recreation land.

The Vermont Land Trust protected thousands of acres of farms, forests, and recreation land in Vermont this year.

The page lists Vermont Land Trust staff contact information by department.

Donating land or real estate to the Vermont Land Trust supports land protection and offers tax benefits.

Vermont Land Trust preserves farms, forests, and community spaces to benefit people and the shared environment.

The Vermont Land Trust respects user privacy and allows opt-out choices; users may review the privacy policy.

The Vermont Land Trust board revised bylaws to strengthen leadership and adaptability for future organizational needs.