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These Events are planned by and hosted by VAWS to promote member networking, the teaching of technical skills, and the sharing of knowledge in the world of wetland science. The events are listed chronologically by upcoming dates. Some events are free to VAWS Members, a benefit in becoming a member and supporting the work we are doing. We are looking forward to seeing you at one of these events. Also look at the Other Wetland Related opportunities that are happening throughout the state.
Technical Workshop: Wetland Delineation Refresher
Technical Workshop: Wetland Delineation Refresher
Thetford, VT May 13, 2026, 10 am-4 pm
Thetford, VT May 13, 2026, 10 am-4 pm
Members - $50 Register Here
Non-members - $75
Students - $25
Rick Van de Poll and Joe Homer will lead a wetland delineation refresher day on May 13th in the Connecticut River Valley, at the Zebedee Wetland, situated off Houghton Hill Road in Thetford, a 27-acre property with mulitple wetland types and is renowned by bird-watchers and wildlife enthusiasts. This event will be a brush-up on delineation for people who have already taken a delineation course or a fast-paced intro for folks who haven’t yet but have some skills with soils and plants. Field-skills are the focus. This is also a good opportunity to make connections for the delineation mentorship program.
From Route 113 in Thetford (Exit 14 off I-91) turn north on Houghton Hill Road. Parking for Zebedee Wetland is on the road shoulder after about .35 miles. A green metal gate marks the entry to the property and the trailhead kiosk is beyond the gate.
Field Trip: Amphibian Excursion-Haystack & Crystal Ponds May 22, 2026, time TBD
Field Trip: Amphibian Excursion-Haystack & Crystal Ponds May 22, 2026, time TBD
LIMITED to 12 attendees.
Members - $50 Register Here
Non-members - $75
Students - $25
This will be an amphibian-focused field trip with Scott Smyers. Attendance will be limited so please register early. The field trip will be focused on Haystack and Crystal ponds in Wilmington and will involve a short hike. Since the site is a bit high in elevation, amphibians are delayed until mid-May normally.
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