Green Mountain Club Show
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The mission of the Green Mountain Club is to make the Vermont Mountains play a larger part in the life of the people by protecting and maintaining the Long Trail System and fostering, through education, the stewardship of Vermont's hiking trails and mountains. More information at: http://www.greenmountainclub.org/Programs in this Series
Coverage of ground-breaking event for Long Trail Bridge over the Winooski River in Bolton, VT, including remarks by Governors Shumlin and Dean and others.
Find Trail updates at www.greenmountainclub.org - Visit us in Waterbury Center on Route...
Executive Director Will Wiquist introduces a locally produced video on the Green Mountain Club.
Swanton Historical Society
PRESENTING:
Don Hill on the Long Trail
Swanton resident and local historian Don Hill is the subject of a movie produced by...
Green Mountain Club: Thru-Hiker Panel.
Find Trail updates at www.greenmountainclub.org - Visit us in Waterbury Center on Route 100 - Join our Facebook community: Facebook.com/GreenMountainClub - Hiking advice via (802) 244-7037...
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist speaks with Dave Hardy, Director of Trail Programs and Kathryn Wrigley, Field Supervisor on Vermont's hiking experiences and opportunities during Vermont's 5th season, Mud Season. Find...
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist speaks with 'Old Ridgerunner' also known as Smith Edwards on his long relationaship with the club.
Find Trail updates at www.greenmountainclub.org - Visit us in Waterbury Center...
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist speaks with Phil Hazen, president of the Burlington Section, and Ted Albers, Burlington Section Representative on the GMC Board. More information on the Burlington Section at http://gmcburlington....
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist speaks with Maisie Howard, Director of Development, on the history of the Long Trail through the Winooski River Valley.
Find Trail updates at www.greenmountainclub.org - Visit us in...
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist introduces 4 videos, produced by Steve Larose, about taking your dog on the trail.
Find Trail updates at www.greenmountainclub.org - Visit us in Waterbury Center on Route 100 - Join...
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist speaks with the 41s President of the Green Mountain Club, Jean Haigh from Craftsbury.
Find Trail updates at www.greenmountainclub.org - Visit us in Waterbury Center on Route 100 - ...
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist speaks with Susan Shea, Green Mountain Club Director of Conservation, on the various tools for conserving trail lands and some of the interesting ways land owners and the Club have done so. ...
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist aspeaks with Jenna Whitson, GMC Education Coordinator, on the newly launched 'Long Trail Bound'. Long Trail Bound is a resource for hands-on activities created by the Green Mountain...
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist aspeaks with Pete Antos-Ketcham, Director of Operations on the the variety of ways the Green Mountail Club has moved towrds a 'greener' footprint at their Rt. 100 Headquarters. Find...
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist and Megan Duni, Director of Communications, speak with Jan and Harris Abbott honorary life members of the Green Mountain Club (the highest volunteer honor) and members of both the Burlington and...
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist and Megan Duni, Director of Communications, speak with Pete Antos-Ketcham, Director of Operations, and Harris Roen, GMC Consulting Forester and Stewardship Volunteer. Find Trail updates at www....
Green Mountain Club Executive Director Will Wiquist and Megan Duni, Director of Communications, speak with Marge Fish, President of the Green Mountain Club on among other topics; 'Volunteer Leadership'. Find Trail updates at www....
Featured Story
CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives
CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!