There is much to celebrate during VINS’ 50th Year!
This year, we celebrate the many milestones of VINS’ success since its launch in 1972. VINS has become a leading environmental educator and continues to be a refuge for injured wild birds. But one accomplishment we are most proud of is how the community has become intertwined into the mission of VINS. Now more than ever, VINS plays an important role in the community.
As a friend of VINS, you are part of our community — encouraging those around you to care for their environment. We are so grateful for your support and we do hope that you will continue.
Thank you for being part of our community. Without you, none of our work is possible.
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Vermont Nature Newsletter
A timeline of VINS' 50 years; VINS Staff reflects on the past; and introducing the VINS Afterschool Program!
INTERVIEW WITH VINS STAFF
Remembering VINS’ Recent Past
Learn about memorable moments and what has changed over time at the VINS Nature Center.
NATURE BLOG
Helping Wildlife in Spring
As we enter this special season, it is important to know how to co-exist peacefully with wildlife and how to avoid interfering with the intricate process of nesting, mating, breeding and fledging that animals are working so hard at. Also, what to look out for, when and if an animal needs rescuing, how to rescue, and when to leave the situation alone, and just observe from a distance. Many baby animals in the wild may appear orphaned, or even injured, but are in fact healthy and being cared for by unseen parents.