pollinators
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Many Cornwall hands lighten pavilion load
The new pavilion will be showcased at a CORA grand opening.
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Take time to visit pollinator gardens
June 20, 2025, with over 15 hours of daylight, is the official start of summer and a peak of abundance. With other ways you may have to celebrate…
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Home improvement: What would we do with less lawn?
What if your yard could support more than just grass? The organization Pollinator Pathways of Addison County next month will host a talk that will help homeowners answer…
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Locals learn about seed harvesting
October 12 was a perfect fall day with warm sun and clear air for the Native Seed Harvesting Workshop at Fran and Spence Putnam’s Weybridge gardens, pond perimeter…
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Pollinator group meets to share info, strategies
On July 14 a group of two-dozen or so adults from Vermont gathered at Birdsong Acres in Cornwall for a Northeast Organic Farming Association and Pollinator Pathway of…
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Three honored at Eco-Spirit night
The Spirit In Nature Annual Meeting for 2024, held at the Ripton Community Center on May 12, combined tradition and innovation as SpIN celebrated the 25th anniversary of…
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Letter to the editor: Neonic bill will help pollinators
How fitting that on June 17, the first day of National Pollinator Week, the members of the Vermont House and Senate overrode Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of H.706,…
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Letter to the editor: Pollinators must thrive for us to
Happy Pollinator Week June 17-24. Yes, another way to celebrate our heroes, this time butterflies, moths, beetles, hummingbirds and, most importantly, the bees.
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SpIN to celebrate 25 years with a walk and award
The Spirit In Nature Interfaith Paths organization will celebrate its 25th Anniversary May 12 by giving its Eco-Spirit Award to the Pollinator Pathways founders.
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Healthcare, housing top concerns at legislative breakfast
Efforts to protect pollinators, grow affordable housing and pass healthcare reform were among the hot topics of the final legislative breakfast of 2024, held Monday at the Weybridge…
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‘Working bees’ tackle projects on local farms
It’s often been said that many hands make light work, and that’s certainly the idea behind the volunteer “working bee” groups being organized by The Addison County Relocalization…
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Letter to the editor: Report on bees missed the mark
Make no mistake, honeybees and beekeepers in Vermont are struggling.
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Monarch project spreads its wings
Avanleigh Cota hosted a committee of Pollinator Pathway of Addison County gardeners in Starksboro to share the process behind her project, Champlain Valley Monarchs.
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Letter to the editor: Are our chrysanthemums killing the bees?
Recently I bought a few chrysanthemums and asters from a local hardware store, but as I was about to plant them, I wondered if they too had been…
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Letter to the editor: Proper autumn garden care can help pollinators
Fall is the time of year we generally begin to put our gardens to bed. I have recently changed my garden practices considerably since learning that our gardens…
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Take time to visit a pollinator garden
The writer Henry James has been quoted as saying the loveliest phrase in the English language is summer afternoon. I say add a visit to Monkton’s and Charlotte’s…