News & Press Releases
VINS Announces the Science Symposium
Through guided, collaborative teaching, the Science Symposium gets students engaged in authentic, real-world science projects. This year’s themes include Life and the Lithosphere, Life and the Hydrosphere, Life and the Atmosphere, and Community Problem Solvers.
VINS Appoints Next Executive Director Alden Smith
The VINS Board of Trustees named Alden Smith the next Executive Director of the Quechee-based environmental education nonprofit. Smith will serve as chief strategist, fundraiser, educational leader, and operational manager of the organization.
Rescued American kestrel bird turns to painting after losing ability to fly via USA Today
Have you ever wanted to make art in the presence of a bird of prey?
Thanks to an army of dedicated people who have made it their job to protect threatened and injured birds, dozens of rescued raptors live as bird ambassadors in the village of Quechee, about 90 miles south of Burlington, Vermont.
VT Nature Newsletter
VT Nature
Fall/Winter 2024-25
Learn about the legacy of VINS, wild bird rehabilitation, baby bird volunteers, a migratory journey, and more!
VT Nature
Spring/Summer 2024
VINS strives to be a leading voice in conservation, preservation and environmental education.
VT Nature
Fall/Winter 2023-24
A VINS publication including articles on American Kestrel Monitoring, VINS School Spotlight, and more!