Southern Vermont Natural History Museum

Welcome to the Vermont Museum of Natural History and Pool Nature Center.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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GREEN MOUNTAIN ANIMAL DEFENDERS

Green Mountain Animal Defenders (GMAD) is a Vermont based 501(c)(3) non-profit animal advocacy organization which has been working to protect the well-being of all animals since 1983.

Mountain Watershed Association

Protecting your right to swim, drink and fish the Youghiogheny River.

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

• 4.

The Vermont Center for Ecostudies Inc

Uniting People and Science for Conservation.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 5.

Protect Our Wildlife Vermont

Vermont’s #1 wildlife protection nonprofit organization Protect Our Wildlife is Vermont’s #1, all-volunteer wildlife protection nonprofit.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 6.

Vermont Wildlife Patrol

Vermont Wildlife Patrol To Protect Restore Vermonts Native Wildlife When we hear the cranes call we hear no mere bird.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 7.

Conservation NW

"Keeping the Northwest Wild" since 1989, we protect, connect and restore wildlands and wildlife from the Washington Coast to the British Columbia Rockies.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

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MOOSE MOUNTAINS REGIONAL GREENWAYS

Conserving land & natural resource areas in the Moose Mountains of New Hampshire.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 9.

GREEN MOUNTAIN CONSERVANCY INCORPORATED

The Green Mountain Conservancy is a non-profit organization whose mission includes acquiring and pro Protecting wild lands in southern Vermont Deer Run Nature Preserve 954 acres in Dummerston Newfane and Brookline with 8 miles of public hiking trails Canoe Brook Nature Preserve 115 acres in Dummerston with a pristine brook and ancient white oak trees Old Oaks Headwaters Preserve Recently protected 197 acres in Marlboro News and Events Learn more about the Green Mountain Conservancy Winter 2025 Newsletter Volume 1 Issue 1 Learn more about the new Old Oaks Stewardship Committee.