VERGENNES — Vermont Coverts: Woodlands for Wildlife recognized three Vermonters for their contributions to forest and wildlife stewardship, community education and the organization’s statewide peer-to-peer network during its annual meeting held Aug. 29 at Kehoe Conservation Camp in Castleton. Len Schmidt of Rutland County received the David Clarkson Award for Outstanding Cooperator of the Year. […]
Vermont Coverts honors three stewardship leaders
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