2017 Year in Review The BRAT's goals remain clear: to help people of all ages and walks of life connect with the Black River and, through...

Recently, the BRAT teamed up with the CT River Joint Commissions (Mt Ascutney River Group) to bring forth the 3rd Annual Septic Smart...

A gorgeous day for capturing dragonflies and their smaller cousins, damselflies!

What lives in the Black River? Earlier this spring, we aimed to find out! Using the Leaf Pack Network as our guide, a 5th grade class...

There are lots of positive changes bubbling just below the surface in Springfield, Vermont! Many of these changes involve trees -- trees...

I'm excited to announce that, thanks to funding from the State of Vermont's Watershed Grants Program, we are able to add 3 new sites to...

To most people, the bright, perky robin is the first sign of spring in New England. Not to a bug geek. A tiny, black, cigar-shaped body...

Thanks to a Conservation Mapping Grant, I have been awarded a desktop license for ArcGIS and ArcGIS Pro from ESRI, world leaders in...

It's been an interesting journey so far, learning all I can about life below the bed of the Black River. I've reached out to researchers...

Inventor and pioneer Thomas Edison is credited with creating the light bulb. He did so after countless failed attempts. When asked if...