24 Hours with Shelburne Farms. What does a typical day with Shelburne Farms look like? On Wednesday, July 12, we fanned out across the organization and campus to show you—to capture some behind-the-scenes moments that reflect the depth and breadth of the nonprofit’s work. Take a peek and follow us!

Support Vermont’s flood recovery. While Shelburne Farms was spared by last week's storm, many farms, families, and businesses have been devastated. If you're wondering how to help, consider supporting NOFA-VT’s Farmer Emergency Fund and Vermont Community Foundation's Flood Response & Recovery Fund.



Upcoming Programs

July 20 & August 3, 6:30–8:30PM: Sacred Sound Sanctuary

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July 20, 3:30–5:00PM: A Gardener’s Tour of the Formal Gardens

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July 26, 6:30PM: Town of Shelburne Concert

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August 2, 6:00PM: Community Concert at the Farm

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August 6, 5–8:00PM: Vermont Fresh Network Forum Dinner

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August 8, 5–7:00PM: Savor the Summer: Herbal Syrups & Spritzers

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August 12, 2–5:00PM: Art in the Market Garden: Photography, Filipino Stories, Flower Festivities & More

Upcoming Programs for Educators

Apply for the Education for Sustainability Graduate Certificate

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July 20: The Common Thread in Successful Universal Meals Campaigns Webinar

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July 25–27: Immersion in Education for Sustainability

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August 2023–Spring 2024: 2023-24 Education for Sustainability Leadership Academy

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September 13–14: Wolfe's Neck Farm & Friends: A Farm-Based Education Meet-Up

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October 2023–Summer 2024: A Forest for Every Classroom

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October 22–24: ABCs of Farm-Based Education

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Fall 2023–Spring 2024: Cultivating Pathways to Sustainability

What We're Following

“The weather has become much more unpredictable, with a lot more swings.” Shelburne Farms Dairy Manager Sam Dixon talks with WCAX about climate change and farming.

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WCAX joins the Northeast Farm to School Institute and speaks with Shelburne Farms Vice President Megan Camp about the need for agriculture and food systems education.

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Vermont Public asks, "Why did Vermont produce 20% less maple syrup this year?"

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New Jersey is the first state to require that climate change be taught at all grade levels. The focus is on problem solving, not doom and gloom. Via The New York Times.

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Lots of farms have biodigesters. But how do they work, and do they always cut emissions? Vermont Public investigates.

Shelburne Farms is an education nonprofit on a mission to inspire and cultivate learning for a sustainable future through its programs, place, and products.

We offer transformative learning experiences to help educators, students, overnight guests, and visitors create a more thriving world. Home to the Institute for Sustainable Schools, our historic campus is a 1,400-acre diversified farm located on the homelands of the Winooskik band of the Abenaki.

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