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Interpretive trail explores landscape, Abenaki history | Local News
BRATTLEBORO — A new interpretive path alongside the West River tells company about the normal landscape and the Abenaki names for things. Nearby forester and author Lynn Levine spearheaded the challenge on the Riverstone Preserve, land bought by Friends of the West River Path for $80,000 from David Bradford in 2013. The Sibosen Trail uses the Abenaki term for river stone. “My mission has been to link all men and women with the forest,” Levine stated final thirty day period through a ceremony celebrating the interpretive path. “Once we obtained the grant, my operate begun.” The Brattleboro Conservation Fee been given funding from the Vermont Association of Conservation Fee to…