Programs & Workshops
Mettawee Students on the River
BCCD has offered a variety of workshops and presentations for a number of different
audiences. They've included:
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Pond Design and Maintenance
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Promoting Native Biodiversity in Your Home Landscape
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Healthy Horses, Healthy Landscapes
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Batten Kill Headwaters Talks and Virtual Tours, with "Seeing is Believing: Hidden
History on the Green Mountain National Forest," by Forest Archaeologist Dave Lacy;
"Turn-of-Century Loggers and Logging in the Green Mountain National Forest" by author
Bill Gove (Rails in the North Woods and other books and articles); "Batten Kill
Headwaters Fishery," a presentation by Green Mountain National Forest Fisheries
Biologist Steve Roy; and "The Return of the Loon," a presentation by Eric Hanson,
Vermont Loon Recovery Project Coordinator.
Japanese knotweed volunteer crew
Our focus presently is on sustainable forestry. With the Bennington County Sustainable
Forest Consortium, we're hosting several workshops for forest
landowners, forest professionals, and the general public. See a draft schedule
here.
Have an idea for a workshop? Or interested in revisiting an earlier workshop topic?
Let us know.