Resources for Land stewards

Guide on rain gardens and their benefits, featuring Dummerston garden. Plus, contact for Windham County Conservation District.

River Stewardship

The District worked with our water quality partners in Southern Vermont to create this page of resources to help land managers make decisions about…

Jumping Worms

Did you know all earthworm species are non-native to Vermont? While many species of worms have been established for decades or centuries, a new…

Infographic on nitrogen runoff: problems, sources, solutions, and assistance from Windham County Conservation District.

Lake Wise

The Lake Wise Program provides lakeshore owners a free conservation site visit to examine stormwater, erosion, and other natural resource issues…

Trees for Streams

The Trees for Streams program can help landowners to install a forested buffer on their property along a stream or river. Grant funding can cover the…

Colorful street art surrounding a storm drain on a sidewalk.

Adopt-A-Drain

For a public example of the District's work with water quality, visit the Harmony Lot in Brattleboro to see the Adopt-A-Drain storm drain mural! Join…

Green River Watershed Alliance

The Green River Watershed Alliance (GRWA) is a community-led voice for the stewardship and protection of the River and its surrounding landscape. It…

"Guidelines for pesticide use by Windham County Conservation: do's & don'ts of application. Contact info provided."

Invasive Species

WCNRCD is part of the Southeast Vermont Cooperative Invasive Species Management Association (CISMA). As part of this group, we provide site visits…

VCEs Grassland Ambassador Program

Did you know that grassland birds are undergoing the most dramatic decline of any bird community in the continental United States? Managing your…

Resources for Road and Municipal Officials

Here are some helpful resources for road crews and municipal officials about ways to protect water quality:

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