Make sure the organizations listed below understand that they need to stand against industrial wind energy development in the Northeast Kingdom to protect the beauty and character of the area.
From "Vermont's Northeast Kingdom", National Geographic Geotourism Map Guide:
Also see travelthekingdom.com/geotourism.
Geotourism Travelers' Tips:
1. What is geotourism?
The formal definition is, "Tourism that sustains or enhances the geographical character of the place being visited -- its environment, culture, aesthetics, heritage, and the well-being of its residents." In other words, travel for people who like distinctive places and care about protecting them.
2. Who are geotravelers?
... they support local businesses and travel organizations that care about conservation, preservation, beautification, and benefits to local people.
3. How can I be a good geotraveler in the Northeast Kingdom?
The Kingdom got its name from its natural beauty. Residents are determined to retain that beauty. ...
9. What should I do, and not do, if I want to buy property or build a home in the Kingdom?
The Geotourism Alliance is committed to preserving sense of place in the Kingdom. If you decide to purchase a home or move to the area, please consider local values and the effect you and your house have on the landscape, culture, environment, and communities. ...
[Who makes up the Geotourism Alliance?]
National Geographic
Northeast Kingdom Travel and Tourism Association
Nulhegan Gateway Association
University of Vermont Tourism Data Center
Cabot Creamery
Connecticut River Byway
Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium
Kingdom Trails Association
Northeastern Vermont Development Association
Northeast Kingdom Collaborative
Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont
The Northern Forest Canoe Trail
NorthWoods Stewardship Center
Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge
USDA Rural Development
Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife
Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing
Vermont Fresh Network
Vermont Maple Foundation
Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund
Vermont WoodNet
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