Enosburgh Conservation Commission

Enosburgh Conservation Commission Promoting land as a community to which we belong In 1977, Vermont passed the enabling legislation (24 V.S.A. There are now 94 conservation commissions statewide.

Chapter 118) to establish municipal conservation commissions. The major goal of a conservation commission is to establish community responsibility or stewardship for its natural and cultural resources. A commission is comprised of three to nine members who are appointed by the selectboard. Each commission tailors its projects to the specific needs and interests of its town. A conservation commissi

on can assist the selectboard and planning commission with natural resource issues; make an inventory of the town's natural, historic, and cultural resources; receive gifts of land for conservation purposes; and encourage the public's understanding of local natural resources. A conservation commission empowers people to take responsibility for their town's natural and cultural resources. The Enosburgh Conservation Commission (ECC) was established in 2000, when its first set of by-laws were approved by the Selectboard. This 9-member board is made up of community volunteers who serve for 2-year terms. The ECC meets at the Cold Hollow Career Center at 6:00 pm on the 4th Monday of each month. All meetings are open to the public.

šŸ¦ Join Us for a Spring Birding Event!Spring is in the air, and so are the birds! The Enosburgh Conservation Commission i...
05/13/2026

šŸ¦ Join Us for a Spring Birding Event!
Spring is in the air, and so are the birds! The Enosburgh Conservation Commission invites you to a morning of exploration and discovery at our upcoming Spring Birding Event.

Whether you are a seasoned birder or just curious about our local wildlife, come enjoy the beauty of the Enosburgh Town Forest.

šŸ—“ļø Event Details:
When: Sunday, May 24th at 7:30 AM

Where: Enosburgh Town Forest 2365 Longley Bridge Road

Lead Guide: Charlotte Bill, who will be sharing her extensive knowledge of birds and the specific species found within our Town Forest.

What to Expect:
Weā€™ll be looking for a variety of special birds. While we canā€™t guarantee a sighting of the "beauty" pictured in the flyer, there is plenty to see and learn about the avian residents of our forest.

This event is proudly sponsored by the Enosburgh Conservation Commission. Grab your binoculars and we'll see you at the trailhead!

Want to give our local Enosburgh pollinators a head start this spring? Weā€™re participating in No Mow May, and we want yo...
05/11/2026

Want to give our local Enosburgh pollinators a head start this spring? Weā€™re participating in No Mow May, and we want you to join us! By holding off on mowing your lawn until June, you provide essential food sources for bees and butterflies.

To help let your neighbors know why your grass is a little taller than usual, we are giving away FREE yard signs!

You can pick yours up at these local spots:

Bates Farm, Home and Garden Inc.
The Flying Disc Mon-Sat 7-4

Stop by, grab a sign, and letā€™s help Enosburgh bloom!

We did trail maintenance at the Town Forest. Lots of wildflowers!
04/26/2026

We did trail maintenance at the Town Forest. Lots of wildflowers!

04/18/2026
03/26/2026

Here's the falls every 15 minutes from Feb 19 to March 1

02/19/2026

here's some angles of the falls you might not have seen before

We had a wonderful snowshoe in the town forest. We were delighted to find hearts along the trail!
02/14/2026

We had a wonderful snowshoe in the town forest. We were delighted to find hearts along the trail!

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342 Main Street
Enosburg Falls, VT
05450

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