The mission of the Lamoille County Conservation District is:

• To maintain and improve our natural resources.
• To aid and educate our fellow citizens to appreciate and adjust to the changes taking place in our natural resource system.
• To be a local voice for conservation, preservation and stewardship of all natural resources and work in conjunction with other agencies (private and public) at the grassroots level.

The LCNRCD established the Lamoille County Nature Center on 40 acres of land in 1991. The Nature Center was created in order to expand its programs and to meet the environmental education needs of the people of Northern Vermont. As part of the Nature Center there are 2 self-guided nature trails, a council size Sioux tipi, and wildflower garden.

Lamoille County Natural Resources Conservation District and Nature Center
109 Professional Drive
Suite 2
Morrisville, VT 05661
(802) 888-9218
Fax: (802) 888-8901
christina.goodwin@vt.nacdnet.net
Website: www.lcnrcd.com

Conservation District and Nature Center activities include:

• Community based stream bio-monitoring programs
• Trees for Streams project
• Stream stability assessment and restoration
• Watershed education forums
• Watershed and Naturalist interpretive walks
• Community resource conservation events

Membership in the Lamoille County Nature Center begins at $25. Membership entitles you to program discounts and our quarterly newsletter highlighting our watershed conservation efforts and ways to get involved.