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• 4/10/2023
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  How to Survive in a Constantly Changing Environment? Measuring Leopard Frog Responses to Drought
  

  Researchers across the eastern United States found simulated drought has developmental disadvantages, and even increased mortality, in frogs.

• 3/23/2023
  Reporter
  Learn About Environmental Permitting and Property Planning with the Vermont Natural Resources Atlas
  

  It’s been ten years since the Natural Resources Atlas came out; learn how people have used it and what it can offer.

• 2/21/2023
  Reporter
  Small-Scale Farmers Explore Ways to Sustainably Reduce Weed Growth: Tradeoffs of Tarping
  

  Researchers work with local farmers to determine advantages and challenges of tarping; an up-and-coming agroecological practice.

• 11/30/2022
  Reporter
  Exploring the Value of Residents’ Relationships with Nature in the Winooski River Watershed
  

  Researchers found that people’s deep relationships with nature, and the values attached to those relationships, are connected to empathy with nature.

• 11/08/2022
  Reporter
  Lake Acidification: Ecosystems Before, During, and After
  

  Long-term monitoring of Beaver Pond shows how lake ecosystems are recovering from acidification amidst climate change.

• 9/08/2022
  Reporter
  Airborne Emissions of PFAS Can Contaminate Soil and Groundwater
  

  Airborne emission of PFAS found in soils and groundwater downwind from Teflon factory in Bennington, Vermont.

• 8/25/2022
  Reporter
  Ongoing Research Aims to Improve Water Quality, Pollinator Habitat, and Support Abenaki
  

  A pilot research project is using a holistic approach to riparian buffer restoration in the Champlain Valley.

• 5/17/2022
  Reporter
  Motivations for Maintaining Crop Diversity on Vermont Farms
  

  Backyard gardeners and small farmers may play a crucial role in crop diversity and seed saving efforts in Vermont.

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