Join us for an evening at Camp Ingalls Butternut Hill Natural Area! Gather with friends and neighbors for good food, conversation, and a guided nature walk . Discover the unique habitats and wildlife of this special North Hero area and explore how we can learn from nature to better care for our own lands.

Join the Vermont Farm Bureau and local conservation districts for an evening of conversation with Grand Isle and Chittenden County candidates. Come meet the candidates, ask questions, and learn more about their vision and priorities for our local communities.

Registration required.

Join us for community listening session and dinner to learn about Act 59 and help ensure Grand Isle County voices are part of the conversation.

Join us for a group viewing session with lunch for the Land For Good Farm Succession & Transfer Planning Series. Come learn together and talk through what succession could look like for your farm.

This event is open to all farmers, food makers, and food businesses in Grand Isle County, and your friends and families. We want to celebrate the farmers and food makers, like you, who feed us every day. 

We’ve reached capacity. The event is now closed for registeration.

Join us for a tour of Morgan Hill Farm’s fields and tunnels to learn how they start, grow, and harvest blooms, with tips on seed starting, pinching, cutting, and more – plus resources and funding opportunities from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (USDA-NRCS).

The Roy Marsh is a perfect place to learn about the important role that wetland buffers play in water quality and wildlife, including birds. Join Grand Isle County Natural Resources Conservation District, South Hero Land Trust, and the Friends of Northern Lake Champlain for a guided walk and bird outing at the Roy Marsh!

Discover how to grow a garden that stands up to drought, flooding, and more. Led by Dorothy Kinney-Landis, master gardener and landscape ecologist, this interactive session will explore practical strategies for water management, soil health, and the blending of diverse plant species to support a healthy, thriving garden. Food, fun, and door prizes will be provided.

This event is free and open to all.