Vermont Law School blog articles featuring stories and projects about land use, environmental and natural resources law, conservation, preservation and more. From opinions on the latest developments to purchase and preserve National Parks and Forests to sustainability initiatives, learn what's going on in field of land use from a VLS perspective.
Thomas Mitchell Discusses Racial Disparity in Property Ownership
May 20, 2018
Thomas Mitchell, Interim Dean and Professor at Texas A&M University School of Law, delivered the 14th Annual Norman Williams Distinguished Lecture in Land Use Planning and the Law at VLS, discussing “How to Address Racial Disparity in Property Ownership.” Read more »
CALL OF THE WILD WITH BEN LEONI JD'11
September 20, 2016
When VLS alum Ben Leoni JD'11 is not focusing on land-use and zoning disputes, he's hitting the slopes as a professional backcountry skier.
CALL OF THE WILD WITH REGGIE HALL JD/MSEL'02
September 16, 2016
VLS alum Reggie Hall JD/MSEL'02 helps make it possible for local conservation groups to purchase land by providing financial and technical assistance.
CALL OF THE WILD WITH CYNDY KOZARA MSEL'99
August 31, 2016
VLS Alum Cyndy Kozara MSEL'99 turned her law degree into a career preserving land and wildlife for the Green Mountain Horse Association (GMHA).