Vermont can do much more to meet climate action goals, create walkable communities, and reduce reliance on gas-hogging trucks and cars. The good news is that momentum is building for sidewalks, bike lanes, transit stops, and other infrastructure that expands mobility for Vermont residents and promotes a healthier, active lifestyle.
Integrating smart transportation solutions into community design is more important than ever as Vermont faces strong demand for new housing construction. Our new Insight Hub brief shares three actions that should be top-of-mind for charitable individuals who want to support this work.
• Giving strategies to reduce reliance on gas-guzzling vehicles
• Interviews with leading thinkers on sustainable transportation
• Solutions to create healthier, more walkable communities
People over 60 are Vermont’s fastest growing demographic—a trend that brings both challenges and opportunities. Charitable giving can help older adults maintain independence, share their experience...
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Vermont has an impressive record on land conservation but there is more work to be done to address climate change, improve water quality, and protect the...
Read the brief "Vermont Land Conservation: Getting it right" »
Vermont can do much more to meet climate action goals, create walkable communities, and reduce reliance on gas-hogging trucks and cars. The good news is that...