AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLocal Arts & Sustainability: Three Vermont artists are turning foraged leaves, charred vines, and wild clay into eco-prints and natural-dye work, treating the landscape as both inspiration and raw material. End-of-Life Care: A look at how end-of-life doula training and credentialing varies—no single national license or certifying body, so families are urged to vet programs carefully. Health & Tech in Vermont: Assort Health names a new Chief Medical Officer to help health systems use AI more safely and reduce administrative bottlenecks that slow patient care. Caregiving Support: The Southwestern Vermont Council on Aging is accepting applications for caregiver grants for the 2026–2027 cycle, including respite, counseling, and support groups. Education & Learning: UVM Extension’s Master Gardener helpline shows how photo-based guidance helps Vermonters tackle garden problems like invasive vines. Community Life: The Vermont Institute of Natural Science’s Eagle Cam marked its first year with a bald eagle nesting season, and viewers can still watch in person at the Forest Canopy Walk. Outdoors & Wonder: Guides for Aug. 12’s partial solar eclipse and the Perseid meteor shower peak on Aug. 12–13, with tips for safe viewing and best viewing times.
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