From toxic wildfire smoke to intense flooding, our communities have dealt with a lot this summer. There's no question that climate change has hit Vermont hard and we need to do more to ensure a resilient, safe future for all who call this Green Mountain State home.

Wondering how Vermonters feel about climate change? Learn about Yale’s Global Warming Six Americas framework and the recent Vermont climate polling data conducted by Data For Progress!

Join us for a FREE #KeepVermontCool Green Jobs Webinar with Jon Erickson, David Blittersdorf Professor of Sustainability Science and Policy at the University of Vermont! Learn how to define, find, and secure green jobs and get advice as you take the next steps in your sustainability journey.

Join Grassroots Action Manager Jane Stromberg and Campaign Manager Jordan Heiden as they talk about the climate impacts happening in Vermont, the global and local progress that's been made so far, and what businesses can do to take action right now.

Join Author, Educator, Activist, and Third Act Founder Bill McKibben to learn how "experienced Americans" (people over 60) can change the world for the better. This webinar is for anyone looking to take climate action. All ages are welcome!

Join Jordan Heiden, Keep Vermont Cool Campaign Manager and Jane Stromberg, former Burlington City Councilor (the youngest woman ever elected to this government body) as they explore the basic science behind climate change, what it means for Vermont, and what we can all do about it.

Did you know that taking climate action can actually improve your physical and mental health? Learn how innovative weatherization, transportation, and community action methods can improve your life.

Does Vermont need a new state bird? The Hermit Thrush is heading north to beat the heat due to climate change impacts. Join Audubon Executive Director David Mears and Director of Conservation Jillian Liner to find out what science tells us about the impact of climate change on birds and bird habitat and what we can all do about it.

Join us for a special conversation and Q+A with Vermont Biathlete Susan Dunklee, a 3x Olympian and 2x World Championship Silver Medalist! Hear all about Susan’s recent journey to the 2022 Beijing Winter Games, her involvement in the Craftsbury Green Racing Project, and so much more!

Ryan Rebozo, the Director of Conservation Science at the Vermont Center for Ecostudies, shares all the exciting details about his current climate projects at the Center as well as his interests in disturbance ecology, plant-insect interactions, mycology, and rare plant demography.