Where you can (and can’t) watch, how to donate your eclipse glasses and collecting data for NASA.

For eight years, college students have paired up with elementary students in Burlington to go on after-school bird walks. Plus, the push for a state mushroom and maple syrup for birds.

Did you know the Atlantic Ocean once reached the northwestern edge of Vermont? Plus, looking for owls under a full moon.

Plus, the furry animals that love sledding.

Proposed legislation would require oil companies to pay Vermont for damages from climate change. Plus, “an angry swarm of beekeepers.”

Why storms in recent years have caused more power outages in Vermont. Plus, record warm temperatures, preparing for landslides, and fishers.

Restoring rivers' access to their floodplains can mitigate the worst damage from flooding. But those projects often require consent from landowners, and that isn't a guarantee. Plus, the ‘holy grail’ of wildlife crossings, proposed Act 250 changes, and a local food festival.

Managing the land to be more like an old forest. Plus, wet snow storms, a big biogas decision, and glowing pink possums.

The country’s fifth national climate assessment came out this week, including details about future projections for Vermont. Plus, searching for a new invasive tick, a plan to combat mosquitoes on dairy farms, and meat pies made of moose, bear, and rabbit.

Details behind Green Mountain Power’s plan to safeguard the grid against future storms.