VMC Annual Meetings

Every year, the Vermont Monitoring Cooperative gathers cooperators and interested individuals from across the region to learn about the latest science, research, policy and monitoring affecting Vermont's forest ecosystems.

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FEMC Annual Conference Scheduled for November 20, 2025

2025-06-06

The FEMC Annual Conference will be held as a hybrid event online and at the UVM Davis Center on November 20, 2025. In response to feedback we’ve received that the timing of the conference poses a challenge around holiday travel, university schedules, weather, and other conferences, we are trialing holding the conference the week before Thanksgiving this year.

 

Due to the shift in timing, please plan to submit abstracts for presentations and posters earlier this year. The deadline will be in September. Stay tuned for more details.

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Webinar: 2024 Forest Health Monitoring report

2025-06-06

You're invited to join FEMC for a webinar summarizing the results from our 2024 forest health monitoring season--our third year of region-wide monitoring, and 32nd year of monitoring in Vermont! Director Alison Adams and Monitoring Coordinator Ben Porter will share high-level findings and answer questions. There will also be an opportunity to discuss any analyses that FEMC cooperators would be interested in seeing in the 2025 report, which will summarize findings from the field season currently underway.
 
Date: Monday, July 14th
Time: 12pm - 1pm Eastern
Location: Teams
 
 
(And if you'd like to peruse our 2024 forest health monitoring report in advance of the webinar, you can find it here.)
 

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Recreation Trail Use and Forests

2025-01-24

Recreation trail use data was used to provide geospatial products for land managers to better understand how forests are being used and impacted by recreation activities. Strava data was used in developing these products. Read more about the project and using Strava data on the Strava blog: https://metro.strava.com/nl/case-studies/How-Strava-Data-Helps-Forest-Managers-in-the-Northeast-US

 

You can also explore the project layers directly from the FEMC project page: https://www.uvm.edu/femc/CI4/cooperative/projects/recreation#products

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