Our Work
Our current work involves a historic dairy farm in Tunbridge, Vermont that has deep roots in the agricultural heritage of this White River valley town. We are working to make this land affordable and secure for farmers and land stewards already working here as we begin broader work of affordable farmland on a wider scale.
Tracy Zschau
Executive Director
Vermont Land Trust
"This project serves as a model throughout the state as Vermonters in every community work to preserve their working landscape, support the next generation of farmers, increase local food availability and accessibility, and strengthen community relationships.We are excited to partner with the White River Land Collaborative to make this a reality."
Raise Your Hand in Support!
If you have been inspired by the broad work of the White River Land Collaborative, visited this iconic farm in Tunbridge, and/or fed, body and soul, by the farmers and the forest stewards on this land, please show your support with a donation of any size.
Make a Donation
Your support today will build toward our capital campaign to purchase the Tunbridge farm and secure this land for its farm and land stewards. Only then can we really dig deep into developing new ownership and conservation models to ensure that both this land and land more broadly remains affordable for generations to come.
Organized by: White River Land Collaborative
Sponsored by: Winter Center for Indigenous Traditions